TRC crosswalks painted on Ottawa Campus

Algonquin College takes pride in its commitment to making Indigenous Knowledge and Truth and Reconciliation an integral part of the institution’s culture.

The Facilities Management department is pleased to share that two crosswalkstwo crosswalks at the Ottawa campus painted orange for TRC on the Ottawa Campus have been painted orange to bring attention to Indigenization on campus and the College’s commitment to furthering education and reconciliation on campus.

Crosswalks are located near the P4 and P10 parking lots. You can view the location on this map.


Discover the Mamidosewin Centre

Discover the Mamidosewin Centre at Algonquin College.

The Mamidosewin Centre is the Indigenous student support centre located atInterior shot of the Mamidosewan centre with the logo overlayed on top our Ottawa Campus. The Mamidosewin Centre is open on campus from Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with evening programs as well.

Register with the Mamidosewin Centre to stay up-to-date with announcements, activities, events, and opportunities!

Learn more here.


Embracing tradition and reconciliation around the fire

Summer is a time when many people enjoy the great outdoors. For a group ofgroup shot of participants at the Indigenous cultural camp at Algonquin College Pembroke campus 13 incoming and current Algonquin College students, six days in late August was more than just campfires and starry nights. It was a foundational and transformative time to learn more about truth and reconciliation.
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