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.

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

For Sarah Moritsugu, a first-year student in environmental management and assessment at Algonquin College, the new school ...

Ottawa measles exposures. Ottawa Public Health (OPH) said it’s aware of two Ottawa residents who have tested positive for measles with known exposures outside of Ontario. Contra ...

Jessica Gunawan, an international student in computer programming, figures she’s been to more than 30 events put on by the ...

There is no comparable age breakdown for Ottawa’s municipal election, but young voters are eager to mark their ballots this ...

For nearly two decades, Tokyo Police Club has delivered music from their hearts. From Newmarket, Ont., the indie rock band found success with five studio albums and two nominations for the Juno Awards ...

Traditional music from the Eagle River Singers opened the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation gathering at Parliament Hill on Wednesday as attendees gathered to remember the children who never ...

Students had the opportunity to learn about many different clubs and groups available at Algonquin College at Clubsfest on Sept. 29. “I was kind of looking at the Dungeon & Dragons club, it’s been a ...

The Algonquin Wolves men’s volleyball team swept the Seneca Sting on Jan. 24 before coming up a point short against the top-ranked Georgian Grizzlies a day later at the Jack Doyle Athletics and ...

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.