Algonquin College

Algonquin College hosts 50th anniversary gala to celebrate past, present and future

Making it to half a century does deserve more than just cake and ice cream. Algonquin College called on some 300 alumni and business partners to help it

Algonquin College teams with IBM, Salesforce on machine learning application

Ottawa

Algonquin College is teaming up with two U.S. tech giants to develop an early warning system for students at academic risk, the school announced this

Ontario college faculty return to work after legislation ends five-week strike

Canada & World

College faculty in Ontario head back to their schools today, after a five-week strike was ended over the weekend with back-to-work legislation. The 12,000 professors, instructors,

Talks resume between striking Ontario faculty and colleges

Canada & World

Striking faculty and the council representing Ontario’s 24 colleges resumed bargaining talks Thursday as pressure mounts to end the labour dispute that’s left half a

Algonquin, La Cite faculty on strike as part of Ontario-wide college work stoppage

Ottawa

Faculty at 24 Ontario colleges went on strike late Sunday, affecting more than 500,000 students. The Ontario Public Services Employees Union says the two sides

Ontario colleges, including Algonquin and La Cite, brace for strike

Ottawa

The union representing faculty at Ontario’s 24 public colleges has set a strike deadline of 12:01 a.m. on Oct. 16. The Ontario Public Service Employees

Algonquin College names Mercury Filmworks’ Jerry Popowich alumnus of the year

Ottawa

Jerry Popowich remembers the day he told his high school guidance counsellors in Thunder Bay he wanted to draw animated cartoons for a living. “They

Feds give Algonquin College $2.3M for Ottawa big data centre

Techopia

Ottawa startups and enterprises may find it easier to harness the power of big data to grow their businesses after Algonquin College announced Tuesday it’s

Tremblay resigns from Algonquin board, citing Invest Ottawa conflict

Techopia

Michael Tremblay, the new president and CEO of Invest Ottawa, resigned from the Algonquin College Board of Governors earlier this month, citing a conflict of

Op-ed: Ottawa’s innovation overdose renders buzzword meaningless

Techopia

We’ve brought you here to talk. Please sit down. Canadian politicians, entrepreneurs, and yes, media titans like ourselves, have an addiction to the word innovation.