Algonquin College marks National Indigenous Peoples Day 2026

On Friday, June 19, 2026, an enthusiastic group of more than 50 employees attended a medicine shield workshop in Nawapon toGroup shot of attendees from National Indigenous Peoples Day event mark National Indigenous Peoples Day.

“By coming together in learning and reflection, we strengthen understanding, respect and meaningful relationships across our community,” said Algonquin College President and CEO Claude Brulé. “I hope today’s celebration encourages reflection, learning and a deeper appreciate for the richness, resilience and contributions of Indigenous communities.” Read more >


Meet Valedictorian Colin Campbell, School of Health Studies

Why did you choose Algonquin College?head shot of valedictorian Colin Campbell

Algonquin provided a unique opportunity to adapt to current academic life and tools through the PHS program.

What is your favourite memory from your time at Algonquin College?

Getting off topic during group projects with fascinating discussions inspired by the project we were working on. Read more >


Algonquin College student lands job before graduation

When Md Irteza Chowdhury crosses the stage at Algonquin College’s convocation on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, he will celebrate more thanPhoto of Irteza Chowdhury earning two graduate certificates. He will also begin the next chapter of his career with a full-time job in his field.

Originally from Bangladesh, Chowdhury came to Canada in 2023 to study at Algonquin College. He enrolled in the Business Intelligence System Infrastructure program, followed by Artificial Intelligence Software Development, completing two graduate certificates back-to-back. Now 33, he describes his experience at Algonquin College as “the best learning experience of my life.” Read more >