Algonquin College

Labour shortage ahead, experts warn Ottawa’s booming construction industry

With major projects such as light rail on the go, the outlook for Ottawa’s heavy construction industry looks bright – but experts warn a labour

Ron McLester, vice-president, truth, reconciliation & indigenization, Algonquin College

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2019 Forty Under 40 recipient

Op-ed: Smart partnerships are a blueprint for prosperity

Techopia

Dr. Roseann O’Reilly Runte shares her vision for the future of education and industry

Algonquin College’s Cheryl Jensen celebrated for being a ‘truly authentic leader’

Jensen to return to Hamilton to join family after completing five-year term as president

FedDev Ontario awards Invest Ottawa $16.9M in province-wide scaleup program

Techopia

Invest Ottawa is teaming up with Ontario’s other economic development agencies to help scale a new generation of companies past $100 million in revenues. Ottawa’s

Here’s what the 2019 Ontario budget means for Ottawa

Ottawa

The Ontario Progressive Conservative government’s first budget contained a few items just for Ottawa, and several more that are bound to have an impact on

Amid tight competition, Ottawa hoteliers finding room for fresh attractions

Tourism

During a brief break from the frenzy of activity that always surrounds a new restaurant opening, OCCO Kitchen owner and head chef Mark Steele flashes

Retiring Algonquin College president Jensen hopes to leave legacy of entrepreneurship

Ottawa

Algonquin College president Cheryl Jensen announced Tuesday she will step down when her five-year term expires at the end of this year. The longtime college

Kanata’s L-Spark partners with Algonquin College on student entrepreneurship initiatives

Techopia

Kanata-based L-Spark is taking some space at Algonquin College to make its mark on the post-secondary institution’s entrepreneurship programs and connect students to opportunities with

Prospectus: Building Ottawa as a smart city – and an education city

Ottawa

Carleton University’s newish president was the keynote at the Mayor’s Breakfast in February, speaking to a jam-packed crowd of business leaders in city council chambers.