The 2017-18 school year ended this past weekend for many students at Algonquin College, and for a lot of them, it will be remembered as the year of the five-week strike. "I think they're a little bit more understanding with our grades this year," Min said. 6:35'Stress kind of got to everyone'Matthias Gardiman, a 24-year-old business marketing student, said the "overall stress kind of got to everyone. Jacob Burns, a 24-year-old refrigeration student at Algonquin College, said the strike prolonged his apprenticeship. (Hallie Cotnam/CBC)'After the strike, I broke'Samar Al-Harthi, a 35-year-old international business student sponsored by the Embassy of Saudi Arabia"It wasn't easy on me.

Source: CBC News April 30, 2018 18:45 UTC