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Canadians are frustrated with tariffs and are taking it out on minimum wage workers

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Durham’s labour market faces shortages, uncertainty amid aging workforce, U.S. tariffs

Durham Region, like much of Canada, faces labour shortages, especially in agriculture. U.S. tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump could worsen the situation.“Thousands of...
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Ontario responds to U.S. tariffs with a 25 per cent electricity surcharge in what could signify an economic war

On April 2, 2025, President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, including a 10 per cent baseline tariff on all imports and higher rates for...

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Ontario responds to U.S. tariffs with a 25 per cent electricity surcharge in what could signify an economic war

On April 2, 2025, President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, including a 10 per cent baseline tariff on all imports and higher rates for...

Canadians are frustrated with tariffs and are taking it out on minimum wage workers

As tensions continue to rise between Canada and the United States (U.S.), some of the countries' most under-appreciated workers have to deal with the...

Durham’s labour market faces shortages, uncertainty amid aging workforce, U.S. tariffs

Durham Region, like much of Canada, faces labour shortages, especially in agriculture. U.S. tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump could worsen the situation.“Thousands of...
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Varsity scholarships part of the plan for $10 million raised in the community

Wesley Braid -
Durham College is using part of the $10 million raised in a community campaign to help students with scholarships and new developments on Whitby...

Sweet fun at first maple syrup festival since the pandemic

Madison Duchin -
The Purple Woods Maple Syrup Festival wraps up tomorrow after its return for the first time in three years. The festival runs each spring...

Speed cameras are for safety, not a cash grab: official

Felipe Salomao -
Ian Phillip, 53, returned to his residence after work in Pickering on last August, when he received a speeding ticket at Bayly Street, east...

Maple syrup festival returns to Durham Region this spring

Luke Mandato -
Residents from Durham Region and beyond are making the trek to north Oshawa for afternoons of fun and exploration, all united by their love...

As the Generals enter the playoffs, it’s next season that has fans excited

Ryan Vieira -
The Ontario Hockey League (OHL) playoffs are underway and the Oshawa Generals were able to squeeze in as the eighth seed in the Eastern...

The history of Ukrainians in Canada goes back far longer than last year

Ryan Vieira -
Editor’s Note: This story is part of a series called the Land Where We Stand (LWWS). Uncovering the hidden stories about the land our...

Our home on Indigenous land

Jacob Powless -
co-written with Hafed AlmadaniEditor’s Note: This story is part of a series called the Land Where We Stand (LWWS). Uncovering the hidden stories about...

Station Gallery in Whitby still conducting the local arts scene

Luke Mandato -
co-written with Katie SampsonEditor’s Note: This story is part of a series called the Land Where We Stand (LWWS). Uncovering the hidden stories about...

Parking cost not going down for students anytime soon

Uriel Martinez -
Students looking for lower parking rates next year may be out of luck.This year, many students who were unable to get a parking pass...

Oshawa building signs of life downtown

Sofia Bircke -
'I was labeled as a criminal,' said graffiti artist Chad Tyson.

Durham College Student Association elections taking place this week

Sophia Abbasi -
Tomorrow is the final day for students in the Faculty of Science and Information Technology to vote for their new director on the DCSA.Students...

The Festival of Colours makes a return to DC after the pandemic

Sophia Abbasi -
Colours filled the air outside the CFCE building during the Festival of Colours - or Holi - event.The event was hosted on March 8...
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