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Author: Joe Friesen
Publication Date: January 23, 2026 - 21:34
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Algonquin College looking at cutting 30 programs to address funding shortfalls
January 23, 2026
Algonquin College is recommending to its Board of Governors that it suspend 30 academic programs to address the financial impact of a drop in international students and funding shortfalls from the provincial government.
The Ottawa-area college, which also has campuses in Pembroke and Perth, is looking at suspending a raft of programs, including journalism, financial services, paralegal, and hotel and restaurant management.
Julie Beauchamp, the school’s senior vice-president academic, said in a memo that Algonquin faces a significant budget shortfall and is under financial pressure.
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The City of Ottawa is conducting public consultations on three separate commemorative naming proposals to:
Name a new park in the Stinson Place residential home development, located at the corner of Rideau Valley Drive North and Bankfield Road, Edmund Stinson Park.
Rename Rideauview Park, located at 960 Eiffel Avenue, to Barbara Carroll Park.
Rename Green Jacket Park, located at 1017 Green Jacket Crescent, to Devon Anthony Haye Park.
Edmund Stinson Park (Ward 21 – Rideau-Jock)
The City has been asked to name a new park in the Stinson Place development “...
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