The Algonquin Times reached out to both candidates to learn more about their top issues in the community. What do candidates ...

Sketchbooks, pencils and creative prompts filled a classroom at Algonquin College where the students gathered for Drawtober, ...

At Ottawa’s sixth annual Hope and Healing event on Oct. 13, recovery took shape through art, offering a glimpse of what it ...

Ward 9 candidates Sean Devine, Cole Fraser Jones and Ana Ielo-Tal discussed public transit, infrastructure maintenance and community safety in an Oct. 16 debate.

Anna Labelle, professor in the school of Media and Design. "I want to help fulfill the college’s mission of becoming a global leader in personalized, digitally connected, experiential learning, so ...

Coordinator Cath Kenney is looking forward to the Spring 2014 start of the performing arts certificate program. It will give performers of all stripes a chance to develop their abilities.

Thousands of people gathered across downtown Ottawa for Nuit Blanche on Saturday night and Sunday morning for a contemporary art festival that transformed the city after dark. Streets and public ...

Jessica Gunawan, an international student in computer programming, figures she’s been to more than 30 events put on by the International Education Centre. She ranked a recent orchard adventure near ...

Algonquin College’s Room C125 has a bin for dropping off unwanted or unused lanyards. The Social Innovation Lab project Green Loop Club (GLC) is encouraging people to toss the lanyards in the bin ...

For Sarah Moritsugu, a first-year student in environmental management and assessment at Algonquin College, the new school year meant trusting OC Transpo’s new fall schedule for her commute from Blair ...

The “Awesome Box” is an art piece made by Ottawa-based contemporary artist Rich Loen in hopes of encouraging the sharing of kind messages between members of the community. “People just come, they ...

The upcoming Ottawa municipal election will give local students a chance to have their voices heard at the polls, with some using it as their first opportunity to vote. More than half of Canadians ...