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Progressive metal band Maitreya is a homegrown powerhouse

Maitreya, a progressive metal and experimental quartet from Whitby, returned home last weekend to mark the first anniversary of its EP Auxesis.Bassist Lyam Morrison...

Some residents say e-scooter program in Oshawa may not be worth it

Gaitree Gordon's son was injured while riding an e-scooter earlier this summer.“There was a rock on the sidewalk. It tilted, and he just fell...

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Progressive metal band Maitreya is a homegrown powerhouse

Maitreya, a progressive metal and experimental quartet from Whitby, returned home last weekend to mark the first anniversary of its EP Auxesis.Bassist Lyam Morrison...

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Progressive metal band Maitreya is a homegrown powerhouse

Maitreya, a progressive metal and experimental quartet from Whitby, returned home last weekend to mark the first anniversary of its EP Auxesis.Bassist Lyam Morrison...

Growing little forests and community connections in Durham Region

Durham residents are fighting climate change by planting little forests that are nurturing nature and communities.Little forests or mini-forests are comprised of diverse native...

Some residents say e-scooter program in Oshawa may not be worth it

Gaitree Gordon's son was injured while riding an e-scooter earlier this summer.“There was a rock on the sidewalk. It tilted, and he just fell...
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Oshawa-raised artist Raechel Wastesicoot shines a light on beadwork at the RMG

Raechel Wastesicoot works at the Nature Conservancy of Canada by day, but otherwise she is a beadwork artist who has opened her first...

Canadian Blood Services looks to young people for stem cell registry

Ontario Tech University students had the chance to save a life on Friday simply by signing up.Canadian Blood Services set up a booth in...

Speed cameras forcing drivers to slow down in Durham Region

Speed cameras are doing their job, according to the Region of Durham.It's most recent report shows speeds have gone down in community safety zones...

Presidential change at Durham College

Written by Christopher Schnedler and Ganga RajeshDurham College's incoming president says fostering relationships with students is important as she begins to take over the...

Where do your DCSA fees go?

Written by Andrew Neary and Andre SpenceFor the fall and winter semesters, every full-time Durham College student paid $480 to the Durham College Student...

Small size and supportive leaders key to strong undergrad research at Ontario Tech: faculty

What does it take for a young university to make a name for itself when it comes to research? Ontario Tech University might have figured...

Students sharpen their culinary skills at Bistro ’67

When people think of food on campus they often consider things such as pizza, sandwiches and poutine. However, there is a place that students...

Snow cannons keep ski resorts open

Brimacombe has been open for 33 days this season but lack of snow means the ski resort has relied on snow-making machines to stay...

Durham Region celebrates Black culture, history and joy

The Region of Durham is honouring Black History Month with a celebration dedicated to local Black Canadians. "Together We Rise Durham: Black History, Intersectionality,...

People of all ages connect through free art sessions at the RMG

Story written by Simone Traviss and Ganga RajeshThe LivingRoom is collaborating with the Robert McLaughlin Gallery to provide a free place for people to...

Diverse experiences shared at Social Justice Week

Durham College’s Social Justice Week showcased different experiences of people in the community, including those who have dealt with homelessness, addiction and childhood trauma.Speakers...

Durham faith community unites through the World Religion Day celebration

Co-written by Mackenzie Billings and Clayton DemaineThe Durham Multifaith Community recently hosted an event aimed at bringing together people from diverse religious backgrounds to...