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Algonquin College

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Oct 3, 2026

Jim KyteGUEST
84:35
I was given an opportunity to create a graduate program in sport business management.
Jim KyteGUEST
84:42
And so I've worked for Algonquin College in Ottawa, Ontario since 2001.
Jim KyteGUEST
84:50
And I wrote a column for the Ottawa Citizen.
Jim KyteGUEST
84:51
Well, let me back up.
Jim KyteGUEST
85:39
I got my master's and then I went into management at the college, became the chair of the department.
Jim KyteGUEST
85:45
And then I was the Dean of the School of Hospitality and Tourism for 10 years.
Jim KyteGUEST
85:50
at Algonquin College.
Jim KyteGUEST
85:52
So now I'm also involved with the Canadian Deaf National Hockey Team.
Mehmet VathekserHOST
5:55
It was a very close game by two.
Mehmet VathekserHOST
5:56
Carleton beat Algonquin College for 24.
Mehmet VathekserHOST
6:00
And TMU beat George Brown College by 60 almost.
Mehmet VathekserHOST
6:05
And Laval beat St. Mary's by 20 and then lost to Dalhousie by 16.
Simon NderituAUDIENCE
17:50
know,
François GagnonGUEST
17:53
I went to Algonquin College in Ottawa, and we learned all the basic things, but technically...
François GagnonGUEST
18:00
it was not like doing all the stuff in front of the camera, even though we were doing a little bit, but it was mainly lightning and cameras and things.
François GagnonGUEST
18:10
So, you know, at some point you need to understand what you want to do.
François GagnonGUEST
6:00
And make sure that you're on solid ground every time to make sure that not only you get confidence from your boss, but you get confident at what you do too.
François GagnonGUEST
6:09
And, you know, I went to Algonquin College in Ottawa and we learned all the basic things, but technically...
François GagnonGUEST
6:20
it was not like doing all the stuff in front of the camera, even though we were doing a little bit, but it was mainly lightning and cameras and things.
François GagnonGUEST
6:29
So, you know, at some point you need to understand what you want to do.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
21:29
So, I mean, like, do I like going back to, for instance, OK, let's talk about Ph.D. programs, something I have never studied.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
21:36
But so, for instance, going back to Algonquin College where I studied television broadcasting, Alison, OK? Yes.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
21:42
In the late 90s, I studied television broadcasting in the end building of Algonquin College at the Woodruff campus.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
21:49
And I love that program.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
21:51
That's the first time in my life where I realized, oh, my God, I think this is what I want to do with my life.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
22:00
And so I have since revisited that program.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
22:03
Not the program itself.
Jonathan David DoerrHOST
22:04
Well, no, I've gone back to speak to students at that school because my friend Jeremy Atherton was the teacher at Algonquin College once.
Wayne HughesHOST
23:55
In the case of Sean Bortolin, she does not have a website.
Wayne HughesHOST
23:59
However, her LinkedIn shows that she's an Algonquin College graduate.
Wayne HughesHOST
24:05
She was on School District 57.
Wayne HughesHOST
24:07
Mm-hmm.
Wendy MoirGUEST
7:36
If they feel that they already know a lot of that through their work through renovation, they could choose to take a challenge exam through one of those providers.
Wendy MoirGUEST
7:44
So they could go to Algonquin College or Training Ontario or Buildability to show us that they have those seven core competencies.
Wendy MoirGUEST
7:54
Um, and then they need to, um, apply to us for a license for a brand new builder, um, that would run them about $3,500 for a new license, uh, right now.
Wendy MoirGUEST
8:09
Um, so a few other pieces, um, they would need to undergo a criminal record and judicial matters check, um, for their principals, directors or officers, if they're a corporation.
Erin YoungHOST
1:03
He spent five years at Trualta joining as the first full-time employee and growing through product, client success, implementation, and innovation roles.
Erin YoungHOST
1:14
And he teaches the Bachelor of Technology program at Algonquin College as an adjunct professor, leads speaker experiences for TEDxOttawa, and is himself a TED speaker.
Erin YoungHOST
1:30
Kunal, thanks so much for being here.
Kunal ParikhGUEST
1:32
Thank you for having me.

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Episode 13: Stop Chasing Motivation and Start Building Discipline

Sep 20 · 1 Mention

speaker_1HOST
3:19
That is where assertiveness comes in.
speaker_1HOST
3:22
Specifically, the Algonquin College workbook gives us the DSC script.
speaker_1HOST
3:26
D-E-S-C.
speaker_0HOST
3:28
Right.
Mike Le CouteurHOST
11:14
I want to talk about the announcement that you made today as well.
Mike Le CouteurHOST
11:17
It was at Algonquin College.
Mike Le CouteurHOST
11:18
You announced this new plan for young Canadians to build careers in skilled trades.
Mike Le CouteurHOST
11:22
This is coming at a time when we looked at youth employment rates, and right now in Canada, they remain at 12.9% according to the August numbers.

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