1st May 2016

Group strives to assist drought-stricken families in India

Hello guys! Before you pass this off as spam, please take out 2 minutes and read this - is how the text message began as I opened it. Now, the friend of mine who sent me this text is not someone I see circulating random...

16th March 2016

Are you ready to sell your house?

Have you been considering selling your house lately? Do you find yourself wondering whether it is the right thing for you to do? Selling your house is a big decision which if done at the wrong time can give you trouble for several years to...

24th January 2016

How To Qualify For a Mortgage

So you are tired of paying monthly rents to your landlord. You want to use the money to make monthly mortgage payments towards your own property instead. But do you qualify for a mortgage?Well, the only real way of finding out whether you qualify for...

Let's Talk Science • 20th October 2015

CurioCity - CurioCité | Marcia Mordfield - Cataloguing Technician

Let's Talk Science • 20th October 2015

CurioCity - CurioCité | Erin Secord - Conservator

7th October 2015

Improve Your Skin With Natural Ingredients Present In Your Kitchen

YogurtWho doesn’t love yogurt? You can eat it for breakfast or after a meal to improve digestion or just enjoy frozen yogurt for dessert! What many people don’t know is that yogurt can also be used on skin to promote its health. The lactic acid...

Glue Magazine • 1st September 2015

Modernization of Arranged Marriages

It was a warm July day in Pune, India, and an important day in my life – I had to look perfect. The doorbell rang. A familiar face walked through the front door, followed by four other people. A face I had seen so often on Skype but never in flesh -- my husband-to-be.

Krave On • 10th August 2015

Super Simple One-Pot Spaghetti | Krave On

Yes, we all miss Maggi noodles dearly. After all, it was the only thing we knew how to cook. But sh!t happens and life goes on and so must we.

Glue Magazine • 10th July 2015

An Evening of Kathak

The crowd at the University of Ottawa’s Academic Hall couldn’t stop clapping and cheering when Hemant Panwar performed his impeccable Kathak footwork on stage. His wife, Vaishali Panwar, smiled radiantly as she gracefully danced around him with her elaborate hand movements. Four young musicians sat on a carpet placed on a raised platform on the stage and played classical Indian music to which the couple danced. Such was the scene at ‘An Evening of Kathak’ event on Jan. 17, 2015.

Glue Magazine • 10th July 2015

Busgirl to Business Owner: A Young Entrepreneur’s Journey

When she was 17, Laila Mahmoud had a dream. As a busgirl, she loved the restaurant environment she was working in. She didn’t want to spend her life being employed at a bar or a restaurant. She wanted to be the one that would employ others at her own bar.

Krave On • 9th July 2015

3 Kick-Ass Ways We Can Change Your E-Commerce Game | Krave On

Ok, so you love our food photography on Instagram and you love our daily posts about food on Facebook (much love!) but you are probably wondering what Krave On is all about and what makes it so different? We’ll cut straight to the chase.

Krave On • 5th July 2015

Delicious chocolate filled strawberries | Krave On

If you are like me and have a love for chocolate strawberries that goes beyond human comprehension, this is one recipe you must try! These drool-worthy inside out chocolate strawberries are suitable for numerous occasions like dinner parties, baby showers, casual get-togethers, or just a regular night where you’re craving chocolate.

Glue Magazine • 2nd April 2015

With Every Pet Tag She Sells, a Part of Her Earnings Goes To Pet Causes

A hammer, a box of one-inch aluminium disks, a few rubber stamps, lots of charms and a pet cause are all that Paige Graham needs to help fulfill her dream.

Glue Magazine • 10th February 2015

Snowy army invades Ottawa

It was minus 30 degrees with wind chill but nobody seemed affected by these weather conditions in the slightest. There was only one thing on everybody’s minds and it was breaking the Guinness World Record for the number of snowmen built in one hour.

1st February 2015

Jenn Kelly: Tips For Young Authors

Have you ever been so disheartened with the number of rejections your novel has received that it frustrated you to the point of giving up? Have you spent hours working into the night to finally have a perfectly polished manuscript only to be repeatedly told that you’re book “does not meet the needs of the publication”? Yes? Well, you’re not alone.

12th December 2014

Graffiti Vandalism in Ottawa

When a vandal picks up a can of spray paint and tags another person’s property—it not only devalues the property in question but also costs the graffiti management program over $100,000 to clean up. Graffiti numbers are not going down in the city, even though the city employs a number of techniques to tackle the problem.

Algonquin Times • 20th November 2014

Applying research for innovation

Algonquin has been named the top college in applied research activity in Canada by a national print vehicle that publishes Canada’s innovation leaders.

Algonquin Times • 6th November 2014

Driving change with on-campus food cupboard

The Students’ Association is holding its annual October food drive to collect donations to support an on-campus Food Cupboard that is set to open in mid-November.

Algonquin Times • 23rd October 2014

Arts new dean Heaton things up

Algonquin ended its four-month search for a new dean for the faculty of arts, media and design on Oct. 1. Robyn Heaton, chair of the media studies department, has been promoted to the position of dean. She has replaced former Dean Russ Mills, who had been holding the position for 11 years.

Algonquin Times • 9th October 2014

Marketing Research graduates make the cover of Vue Magazine

Two graduates from the marketing research and business intelligence program, found themselves on the cover of the September issue of a nationally-circulated magazine for conducting a study that had never been done before.