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Tim O’Loan shares his experiences as an Indigenous veteran
Tim O’Loangave an eye-opening speech Monday afternoon through a Zoom presentationin a packed room of students at the Mamidosewin Centre for Indigenous Veterans Day. O’Loanis a Sahtu Dene Indigenous veteran, Sixties Scoop survivor, reconciliation advisor and knowledge keeper who has worked with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada.
What will Ottawa do with all its garbage?
Ottawa is running out of room for its garbage, and the city is considering a costly solution: turning waste into energy with a new garbage facility. But, at what cost? Ottawa’s Trail Waste Facility is expected to reach its capacity by 2034 if current disposal habits continue. Since 2023, city staff have been studying alternatives, including a waste-to-energy facility that would burn residual garbage to generate energy.
Students, superheroes and sponsors come together for CHEO
Guests arrived in their finest formal wear for the Hero for CHEO gala hosted by Algonquin College’s hospitality and tourism students on April 8 in support of families who rely on CHEO and Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice. The student-led event at Restaurant International was organized by final-year students in Algonquin College’s bachelor of hospitality and tourism management program.
Students left wondering about Algonquin College’s direction after March program suspensions
Skip to content April 13, 2026 Revised: April 13, 2026 1:05pm Algonquin College has cancelled over 60 programs since January 2025, citing ongoing financial issues as the problem. After the Algonquin College Board of Governors’ voted on March 2 to implement college leadership’s recommendations to suspend and cancel 30 programs, some students are feeling skeptical about the safety of other programs.
New OC Transpo GM promises reliability as Algonquin College students find transit delays frustrating
Rick Leary, who was introduced as OC Transpo’s new general manager on March 27, has said he intends to listen, be as transparent as possible and act more decisively when change is needed. But for Algonquin College students who depend on Ottawa’s transit system daily, the only thing that matters is whether those commitments actually translate into a service that’s reliable and maintains a solid level of consistency.
Generations of voices echoed through the Mamidosewin Centre’s fifth annual round dance
Skip to content March 31, 2026 Revised: March 31, 2026 10:10am People dancing hand in hand in a circle as drummers sing. The Mamidosewin Centre and Algonquin Students’ Association brought a round dance to the Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre on March 27 to celebrate Indigenous culture. Round dances are a time of celebration and remembrance of those who’ve passed.
Students’ love for singing fuels their courage at karaoke night
Skip to content March 25, 2026 Revised: March 25, 2026 3:57pm Cole Martin, singing along to "Go with the Flow" at the Observatory. The Students’ Association held another karaoke night, giving more students a chance to showcase their vocal skills in the Observatory on March 20. People in the crowd clapped, cheered and whistled their approval, and in some cases they were surprised by amazing vocal performances.
Dirty Bingo brings community and naughtiness to the Observatory
The Observatory had a collective sense of warmth on the evening of Feb. 4, not from the indoor temperature or the poutine being served, but from the spiciness of Dirty Bingo. Dirty Bingo is a version of regular bingo, but with sex toys as the prizes. The winner from each round of bingo chooses from a selection of toys, such as dildos and bottles of lubrication. Hosts Zelda Marshall and Krystal Caring called out the letters and numbers.
Wolves women’s volleyball team packs up a win against the Georgian Grizzlies
The Algonquin Wolves women’s volleyball team secured a playoff spot with a 3-0 win over the Georgian Grizzlies on Feb. 7 at Jack Doyle Athletics and Recreation Centre. The win improved the Wolves’ record to 11–5 in the OCAA standings. The Wolves started strong in the first set winning 25-18 as they battled through the Grizzlies’ rabid defence. Wolves setter Gabbie Paquette got the first ace in the game, with Wolves middle blocker Riley Lancia following it up with her own not too long after.
News Briefs: Federal employees lose jobs based on more than 2,600 cases of misconduct and wrongdoing
Local CTV News: The federal government terminated at least 145employees and suspended 783 without paybecause of more than 2,600 cases of wrongdoing and misconduct. Among the others, 705 received reprimands and 1,048 faceother disciplinary actions. The allegations of misconduct and wrongdoings include but are not limited to sexual harassment, racial discrimination, workplace violence and other offences.
Clubs Fest showcases diverse campus activities open to students
The Clubs Fest took place at the Robert C. Gillett Student Commons and featured 16 clubs on Jan. 27 and 12 additional clubs on Jan. 28. Students had the opportunity to chat with club organizers at each table, where they could learn about how to get involved with the club and collect snacks and other freebies. The clubs included cultural clubs, tech clubs, religious clubs and gaming clubs.
News Briefs: Winterlude 2026 kicks off this weekend
Local CBC Ottawa: The capital region’s annual winter festival kicks off Friday night. Winterlude 2026’s opening weekend will see the return of ice carving at Confederation Park, the addition of a ferris wheel at Snowflake Kingdom in Gatineau and other winter-themed activities across the region. This year’s winter festival runs from Jan. 30 to Feb. 16.
Students keep calm and carry on throughout mental health awareness week
Skip to content January 30, 2026 Revised: January 30, 2026 4:09pm People offered mental health advice by posting messages on campus. With the new semester starting off strong, students weighed in on the stress of academic success and techniques they use to protect their mental health at Algonquin College. Throughout the week of Jan. 19 to Jan. 23, the Students’ Associationheld events to spread awareness for mental health.
Local thrift brand finds community and connection at Algonquin College
Ottawa-based thrift brand 3 Cuties has sold at Algonquin College twice so far, and co-owner Hailey Lagassé says both experiences have been nothing but positive. “Our experience vending at Algonquin College has been such a good time,” Lagassé said. “Both times have been welcoming, energetic, and honestly just really fun.” Lagassé has vended for two Algonquin College events: the Midday Picnic on Oct. 15 and Jan. 15. The Midday Picnic events are popular among students and staff.
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