TRI Year in Review
Algonquin College’s commitment to Truth and Reconciliation included a wide range of opportunities for Indigenous learning in 2025. Here’s a look back and the many ways the College community was able to learn and connect with the Anishinàbe people and culture.
December
Dec. 5 – Winter solstice marked early with Indigenous folklore
November Continue reading
As 2025 comes to a close, here’s a look back at the news and stories featuring Algonquin College in the media.
December
Dec. 3 – CBC Ottawa Morning – Algonquin College launches new nursing program
Dec. 3 – Academica Indigenous Top Ten – Algonquin, FNU, Portage celebrate Indigenous-led art installations, murals
Dec. 1 – Ottawa Citizen – Algonquin launches new nursing degree program
Dec. 1 – Ottawa Business Journal – Local business leaders and companies recognized at 2025 Best Ottawa Business Awards Continue reading
On Thursday, Dec. 4, 2025, learners, employees and DARE6 partners enjoyed a morning of storytelling with Albert Dumont. 
Dumont is a poet, storyteller, speaker and an Algonquin traditional teacher. He was born in the Algonquin Territory of Kitigan Zibi.
With the backdrop of the beautifully decorated Nawapon Christmas tree, adorned with handmade Indigenous ornaments, Albert Dumont shared Indigenous tales about caring for the environment, empathy, looking out for others, reacting in certain situations and the importance of communication. Continue reading