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AC students say patriotism is ‘skyrocketing’ in the wake of Trump’s threats – Algonquin Times
Ottawa, Ontario · Ottawa

AC students say patriotism is ‘skyrocketing’ in the wake of Trump’s threats – Algonquin Times

Algonquin College students see a rise in Canadian patriotism in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats. A poll by the Angus Reid Institute in February showed a 10 per cent increase in Canadians who said they are very proud to be Canadian. This coincided with Trump’s remarks on tariffs and annexation. Caleb Fomatatissong, who’s in the plumbing program at the college, believes Trump’s actions have given Canada a “common enemy.” “I feel …Read Article
The door is opening - slightly - for tiny homes as ADUs
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The door is opening - slightly - for tiny homes as ADUs

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Keene, Peterborough, Dover and Claremont currently allow tiny homes as accessory dwellings and as primary residences, including in clusters. A handful of others are considering zoning changes that would supportSee the Story
Troubling Case Links Vaping to Aggressive Lung Cancer
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Troubling Case Links Vaping to Aggressive Lung Cancer

Vaping might be safer than cigarette smoking, but they carry their own health risks. A New Jersey man’s electronic cigarette habit likely contributed to his fast-spreading, fatal lung cancer, his doctors say. Doctors at the AtlantiCare Regional Medical Center in Atlantic City detailed the tragic death this month in the American Journal of Case Reports. The 51-year-old former smoker and longtime vaper developed an aggressive lung cancer that kill…See the Story

Students fuel up and connect at AC Hub’s summer breakfast bar – Algonquin Times

The smell of bagels, muffins and coffee filled the AC Hub on June 11 as the college organized a free breakfast bar for students. Held each semester, the breakfast bar gives students a chance to grab a free, hearty breakfast and connect with their campus community. Considering the high cost of living, business entrepreneur student Solomon Beals appreciates the support that events like the breakfast bar provides. “I don’t have much money right now…Coffee · OttawaRead Article

US Starts Evacuating some Diplomats From Its Embassy in Israel as Iran Conflict Intensifies

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The State Department has begun evacuating nonessential diplomats and their families from the U.S. embassy in Israel as hostilities between Israel and Iran intensify and President Donald Trump warns of the possibility of getting directly involved in the conflict. A government plane evacuated a number of diplomats and family members who had asked to leave the country Wednesday, said two U.S. officials who spoke on condition of an…Israel-Iran Conflict · United StatesSee the Story

From cocktails to mocktails, Algonquin College students embrace a new era in social sipping – Algonquin Times

The shaker rattles in rhythm, a symphony of ice and juice, as Ali Albaawadh crafts a mocktail so vibrant it could fool anyone into thinking it carried a kick. A bartender at Algonquin College’s Wolves Den, Albaawadh has noticed the growing trend of alcohol-free spirits reshaping the cocktail industry. Ali Albaawadh, Algonquin College bartender, pours drink at Wolves Den Bar on June 9. Photo credit: Jade Louise Greenwood “Small companies are maki…Ottawa, Ontario · OttawaRead Article

Stay Out of the Water at One Niagara Public Beach

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Here's the latest beach water quality report from Niagara Region Public Health as of June 13 at 8 a.m.Ontario, Canada · OntarioSee the Story

Moose Hide Campaign is trying to end violence one pin at a time – Algonquin Times

The Moose Hide Campaign is an Indigenous-led grassroots initiative to end violence against women and children across Canada. It was started in British Columbia, along a stretch of Highway 16, known as the Highway of Tears because of the high number of disappearances that have occurred along it. The Moose Hide Campaign was started by Raven Lacerte from Lake Babine First Nation and her father, Paul Lacerte from Carrier First Nation. They sell pins…British Columbia · British ColumbiaRead Article

Algonquin College computer engineering student launches indie game on Steam – Algonquin Times

Conrad Joshi, an 18-year-old Algonquin College student studying computer engineering, has created and released his own indie video game on Steam. Balancing studies and solo development, he built Wraith, a rogue-like first-person shooter under his self-made studio, ConnorADever, and documented the process on YouTube. Conrad Joshi’s video game Wraith, available on Steam, was published by ConnorADever. Photo credit: Matthew Grieve While most studen…Ottawa, Ontario · OttawaRead Article

What should the Ottawa Senators do on draft day? AC students have tips for team brass. – Algonquin Times

Algonquin College students are weighing in on what the local NHL team should do ahead of the draft and on draft day. The 2025 NHL Draft happens June 27 and June 28 in Los Angeles at the Peacock Theatre. Ottawa Senators fans waving playoff rally towels as players burst onto the ice before puck drop. Photo credit: Scott Crowell According to TSN’s mock draft as of May 2025, the Senators could draft a forward which fits the team’s timeline and curre…Ottawa Senators · OttawaRead Article

Should Algonquin College offer Indigenous students free tuition? – Algonquin Times

Algonquin College should consider following a local university’s lead in offering free tuition to First Nations students, a professor says. On May 6, the University of Ottawa announced that federally recognized members of the Algonquin First Nations can now enrol free of tuition fees. The University of Ottawa is the fourth university in Canada to offer free tuition to Indigenous students, with Humber College in Toronto being the only college to …Read Article

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