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The pandemic has not hindered innovation, an Algonquin professor invented a portable tool that helps minimizes unnecessary touch. With all the sanitizing we have to do, I'm sure this tool can help with our dried-out skin. Read the full story here. Don't miss out on new stories, visit our website and subscribe to our newsletter!... #innovation #algonquin #pandemic

Going back into another phase might mean we are all going to be bakers again. We all saw the flour and baking powder fly off the shelf as everyone sprung into action when the pandemic sent us all into lockdown the first time. If you were part of the bread-making craze stay tuned because an Algonquin reporter talked to baking students and got the scoop. Read the full story here. Don't miss out on new stories, visit our website and subscribe to our newsletter! ... #bread #baking #algonquin See more

Did you notice the hazy skies from the past few weeks? Many people in Ottawa looked up at the sky and saw smoke that made its way from the West Coast forest fires. Learn more about how forest fires are more common than we think. #wildfires #algonquin #ottawa

The Scholar Strike is an initiative that was brought on by the black lives matter movement. The strike was a work stoppage event that took place across Canada and the U.S. in support of anti-oppression, police brutality and racism. Interested to learn more, we have the full story here. Don't miss out on new stories, visit our website and subscribe to our newsletter!

The devastating tornado hit the village of Dunrobin in 2018 and since then the community has been recovering. The community in Dunrobin is mostly rebuilt, the homes under construction are a reminder of the devastation that occurred two years earlier. Here is a look at how far they have come. #tornado #dunrobin #algonquin