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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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Uncertainty is killer: how will Canada’s retaliatory tariffs impact independent booksellers?

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Uxbridge, Stouffville leaders hear business concerns at Town Hall

Regulations, not tariffs, are the biggest burden, say local businesses. Owners cite long permit delays and costly red tape, while a skilled labour shortage adds to the strain.
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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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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...

Uncertainty is killer: how will Canada’s retaliatory tariffs impact independent booksellers?

With the threat of April 2 retaliatory tariffs looming, independent booksellers across Ontario are bracing for potential disruptions, uncertain how—or even if—the 25 per...

Uxbridge, Stouffville leaders hear business concerns at Town Hall

Regulations, not tariffs, are the biggest burden, say local businesses. Owners cite long permit delays and costly red tape, while a skilled labour shortage adds to the strain.
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Oshawa Music Week returns to in person for the first time in three years

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The event that has brought the music community in Durham Region together for the past 23 years will be back in person for the...

Vinyl sales spin in the right direction for local store owner

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From sledge hockey to wheelchair curling, four players find ‘wonderful’ new community

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Durham Region faces spike in gun violence

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Dry January gives way to Dry February

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Many of us have heard about Dry January but how many people know about Dry February?Dental Assistant students Cassandra Parker and Yasmin Mustafa have...

High food prices are taking a toll on many DC students

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Rising food prices are affecting many Durham College students. Running a simple errand, such as going to the grocery store, has become stressful, and...

Syrian refugee family is excited for the future after settling in Bowmanville

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Seven years after Eyad Mousa and Rohat Hamo arrived in Canada as refugees, they finally feel settled.They were among thousands of families that came...

South-Asian designer from Ajax hosts colourful and emotion-filled fashion show

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