Algonquin College was proud to take part in the recent Nunavut Sivuniksavut (NS) convocation in Ottawa on May 14, celebrating the
accomplishments of 33 graduates from the Inuit Studies and Advanced Inuit Studies certificate programs.
Anita Tenasco, Director of Indigenous Initiatives, represented the College at the ceremony, alongside Tracy Norris, Chair of Academic Access and Indigenous Studies. Continue reading
On Dec. 15, 2015 the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada released their final report titled “Honouring the Truth, Reconciling for
the Future”. The report issued 94 Calls to Action for reconciliation with Indigenous peoples.
Algonquin College is proud to reflect on more than a decade of reconciliation efforts inspired by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s Calls to Action. Guided by Indigenous voices, the College has introduced programs, services, and partnerships that expand supports for Indigenous learners, integrate Indigenous knowledge into curriculum, and create spaces that honor Indigenous cultures and traditions. A report of our work over the past decade can be read here. 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