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Thickson’s Woods a refuge for wildlife and people

Along the shore of Lake Ontario in a small section of Whitby, centuries-old white pine trees loom 100 feet high. Many birders and nature...

Sports as sanctuary: Students find mental respite in athletics

With all the demands and pressures of academic life, the connection between sports and mental health can often be overlooked.Yet, for some students, sports...

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Thickson’s Woods a refuge for wildlife and people

Along the shore of Lake Ontario in a small section of Whitby, centuries-old white pine trees loom 100 feet high. Many birders and nature...

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Thickson’s Woods a refuge for wildlife and people

Along the shore of Lake Ontario in a small section of Whitby, centuries-old white pine trees loom 100 feet high. Many birders and nature...

DRT overhauls transit system to address overcrowding and surge in demand

Gurjeet Kaur's daily commute to college was regularly marked by long travel times and unpredictable pauses at bus stations, combined with regular encounters with...

Sports as sanctuary: Students find mental respite in athletics

With all the demands and pressures of academic life, the connection between sports and mental health can often be overlooked.Yet, for some students, sports...
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Lords men’s basketball team returns to the podium

The last time the Durham Lords men’s basketball team made it to the playoffs was almost a decade ago, back in 2015. However, earlier...

Questions raised about how wellness program should be run in Indigenous communities

The Ontario government recently invested more than $2-million in Indigenous mental health and addiction services in northern Ontario - an investment that's raising questions...

Real or robot: experts say animals are good for mental health

Ontario Shores Centre for Mental Health Sciences has more than 150 volunteers, two of which are therapy dogs: Molly, a 13-year-old Dalmatian, and Aspen,...

Healing the soul with art therapy

This week, the LivingRoom's big blue bus stopped by Durham College to help give students a chance to create art while also meeting...

DC student turns vintage passion into global business

Being a full-time college student requires a lot of work, commitment, and money. While many students opt for part-time jobs with local businesses to...

Sofia Mingram: Capturing the present to cherish in the future

Sofia has cherished the art of photography since her early childhood.She said photography allowed her to “see people from a different angle and a...

Clarington native soars in the National Lacrosse League

Arron Woods has swiftly risen to prominence in the National Lacrosse League (NLL) since joining the Halifax Thunderbirds mid-season. The Courtice native has put...

First-year students out-pitch the competition at marketing challenge

A pair of first-year Business - Marketing students punched above their weight with a win at the Durham College Marketing and Sales Competitions during...

Young entrepreneur brews new life into Bowmanville coffee scene

On King Street in Bowmanville, a part of Clarington's vibrant business district, a mix of coffee shops line the thoroughfare. Among them, big...

Ontario Tech alumnus launches wedding marketplace app for South Asian and diverse communities

Planning a South Asian-style wedding in Durham is no small feat. It typically requires sifting through and combining services from various vendors...

Reviving retro: How YYZ Clothing is bringing vintage styles and sustainability to West Durham

As the loose-fitting fashions of the early 1980s and 1990s make a comeback, West Durham has found its vintage haven in YYZ Clothing.Launched...

Ontario Tech entrepreneurs debut “Pesticides Not Required” in gaming world

A group of ambitious students from Ontario Tech University in Oshawa has transformed its dream of developing engaging video games into reality. Their latest...