Cheryl Jensen

Algonquin College names Claude Brulé as new president, CEO

Ottawa

Algonquin College has tapped a 20-year veteran of the post-secondary institution to succeed the outgoing Cheryl Jensen and lead it through the next five years

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

Construction

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

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

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

‘Devoted leader’: Queensway Carleton Hospital CEO Tom Schonberg passes away

Ottawa

Tom Schonberg, who led the Queensway Carleton Hospital through numerous expansions and renovations over 20 years at the helm, passed away this week

Gourmet on the Gridiron has crowd dining on Ottawa Redblacks’ football field

The Ottawa Redblacks were back on their home turf Friday night and the only thing they had to worry about fumbling was perhaps a fork.

Algonquin College launches $640,000 skilled trades scholarship with Weston support

Ottawa

Ottawa’s Algonquin College announced a new scholarship this week aimed at plugging a talent gap in the skilled trades industry. A donation from The W.

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