Algoma University and Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation new partnership will support students. Posted: Mar 10th, 2026 Algoma University and the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) have established a partnership focused on student learning and development. The framework supports key opportunities for Algoma U students through work-integrated learning, cooperative education, and career development opportunities, while also addressing OLG's talent development and workforce needs. Aligned with Algoma University's Special Mission and OLG's commitment to advancing the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada's Calls to Action, the partnership emphasizes culturally relevant experiential learning grounded in respect, reciprocity, and Indigenous Ways of Knowing. "This agreement reflects a shared commitment to student success and reconciliation through action," said Dr. Sheila Embleton, Interim President and Vice-Chancellor at Algoma University. "Together, Algoma University and OLG are creating meaningful opportunities that connect education, lived experience, and career pathways, particularly for Indigenous students." "We're excited about the opportunities our collaboration with Algoma University will provide in Sault Ste. Marie," said OLG's President and CEO, Duncan Hannay. "Building a strong local talent pipeline is essential to our future success. OLG is proud to have been part of the Soo's success story for more than 30 years, and we are committed to continuing to work with partners to support the community and advance the principles of reconciliation." In addition to work-integrated learning, the partnership will also support regional economic development, while respecting Indigenous data governance principles and community priorities. "Guided by mutual respect, transparency, accountability, and evidence-informed decision making, this collaboration reflects an understanding of Algoma University's unique history and its location on the former Shingwauk Indian Residential School site," said David Marasco, Director of Strategic Initiatives and Partnerships at Algoma University. Posted Mar 9, 2026 Algoma University is amplifying student achievement in a new way this year through Student Awards Week. This new, week-long celebration shines a spotlight on student achievement across academic excellence, leadership, and community involvement. The expanded format moves beyond a single awards event, Posted Mar 6, 2026 Algoma University marked a milestone in February as its largest-ever delegation of 16 students participated in the North American Model United Nations (NAMUN) conference at the University of Toronto. Established in 1985, NAMUN is Canada's oldest annual university-level Model United Nations conference. Posted Mar 5, 2026 (SAULT STE. MARIE, ON - March 5, 2026) Emerging artists from Algoma University's Visual Arts program will take centre stage as Nuance, a temporary student exhibition, opens at the Sault Ste Marie Museum. The exhibition showcases original work by Visual Arts students and marks the culmination of the program's annual Group Exhibition and Professional Practices course.

SSMCOC Women in Business Breakfast - March 6 2026. 14 Day Premium Listing Join the Sault Ste. Marie Chamber of Commerce for The Difference Makers: Women in Business Breakfast, presented by the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation, on Friday, March 6th (in celebration of International Women's Day). Registration opens at 7:30am, with presentations beginning at 8:00am at the Delta Hotels by Marriott Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront. The event will feature a panel discussion with local business and professional women from a variety of industries who will share experiences, success stories and advice to help inspire and support businesswomen in Sault Ste. Marie. We will also present the ATHENA Leadership Award, sponsored by Sault College and the ATHENA Young Professional Award, sponsored by Enbridge. Don't miss this incredibly popular annual event, now in its 26th year! Meet our panelists and get registered at https://www.ssmcoc.com/events/details/take-5-at-sault-college-february-2026-1027

Kambi takes over as OLG's sportsbook partner in Ontario. Kambi Group has launched its sportsbook platform for Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) after formally assuming contractual responsibilities for the Canadian provincial operator. Kambi was selected by FDJ United in February 2025 to take over as OLG's multi-channel sportsbook provider. After successfully meeting all conditions of the previously agreed novation agreement, Kambi has now formally assumed contractual responsibilities and this week launched its Kambi-powered sportsbook with OLG across both retail and digital channels. "We are delighted to have officially completed this transition and to begin this next chapter of our partnership with OLG," said Kambi CEO Werner Becher. "Having met the necessary conditions of the novation agreement, Kambi is excited to become the official sportsbook provider and to have launched with one of the world's most respected lottery operators. "We value our partnership with OLG and look forward to leveraging our proven technology to help them drive sustainable growth and provide a safe and entertaining betting product for their customers in Ontario." OLG president and CEO Duncan Hannay said: "OLG strives to provide a market leading PROLINE sports betting experience for our players. We look forward to working alongside our new partner, Kambi, who offers a proven track record of product excellence and reliability, as we deliver on our commitment to give back to the people and communities of Ontario. This is an exciting step forward for both organizations." Shares in Kambi Group plc (STO:KAMBI) were trading 0.84 per cent higher at SEK120.20 per share in Stockholm Friday morning.