Yearly Archives: 2026

The ‘right team’ helps Quebec basketball player overcome language barrier

During tense moments on the basketball court, players often shout to be heard with no second thought. Yet, Durham Lords guard Sarah-Jane Laplante often...

Police search for suspects after replica handgun found during high school basketball game

Durham Regional Police (DRPS) are searching for at least two suspects after an imitation firearm was found following a fight during a high school...

Slash Back celebrates being Inuit through sci-fi action

No alien threat is too big for the young heroes from Pangnirtung, Nunavut

Growing film industry opens career pathways in Durham Region

Durham Region’s film and television industry has grown significantly over the last decade. In 2024, the region hosted 71 productions and brought in nearly...

Crave’s Little Bird and the stories the Sixties Scoop left behind

In Little Bird, the personal becomes political in the most intimate way. With moments of resilience and heartbreak woven throughout, the limited series asks viewers to bear witness to Canada’s past and the lives forever shaped by it.

Brooklin artist returns to music after 20 years with ‘Outrun Your Past’

After a two-decade hiatus, Brooklin musician Ritch Mitchell is stepping back into music with a sound shaped by life and lived experience.Mitchell, 41, who...

Students upset by changes to student loan program

Many students say they are worried about whether they can continue their college education in light of changes coming to the provincial student loan...

Post-secondary students reflect on the impact of Pink Shirt Day

It’s been nearly two decades since the first Pink Shirt Day was held back in September 2007. The day, marked this year on Feb....

Students should weigh nutritional value vs. convenience when buying food on campus: expert

Photography student Mia Dawkins finds the prices of food on campus have increased but the portion sizes have gotten smaller.“Last year, the burgers were...

North of North; a comedic and modern representation of Inuk peoples in Canada

North of North in its inaugural season, is an authentic representation of Inuk peoples in northern Canada. The eight-episode season, written and produced by...

Sitting volleyball at Durham College connects students of all abilities

Durham College's sitting volleyball is a relatively new addition to the extramural lineup. The game is different from volleyball in that all the players...

Food insecurity an ongoing struggle for students

Around this time of year, campus discourse often revolves around the stress of future career paths for students. But as winter gives way to...

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