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Indigenous activists tell senators it’s time to fix the Indian Act

Story by Eva Ritchie and Juan Esteban Suarez CastrillónSharon McIvor has fought for changes to the Indian Act for years.On Tuesday, the member of...

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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Indigenous activists tell senators it’s time to fix the Indian Act

Story by Eva Ritchie and Juan Esteban Suarez CastrillónSharon McIvor has fought for changes to the Indian Act for years.On Tuesday, the member of...

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Indigenous activists tell senators it’s time to fix the Indian Act

Story by Eva Ritchie and Juan Esteban Suarez CastrillónSharon McIvor has fought for changes to the Indian Act for years.On Tuesday, the member of...

Lords volleyball teams raises hundreds of dollars for breast cancer

The Durham Lords volleyball teams raised just over $900 at their games on Friday while also bringing awareness for breast cancer and support for...

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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Brooklin Legion: Former hotel a ‘place of camaraderie’ for past 55 years

A young Stephen Cosgrove remembers coming home from an air raid shelter in 1940 to a pile of rubble where his family home used...

Durham Region prepares for incoming Ukrainian refugees

Clouds filled the sky as biting winds violently blew yellow and blue flags. Shouts and car horn blasts filled the air. The cold weather...

DC students photograph their lived experiences for virtual exhibit at RMG

A yellow needle drop box sits on a street in downtown Oshawa, in attempts to keep the city safe.It’s a scene Cameron McNeely captures...

The story of The Hutchison House: Built in 1835 ‘as a bribe’

Nestled in the core of downtown Peterborough, a house built for a Scottish doctor in 1835 seemingly stands paused in the 19th century as...

DC community helps students affected by war in Ukraine

Co-written by Cheyenne Jarrett and Emily McPhail“No one is safe there right now.”That's Olesia Loeffen's reflection on the ongoing war in Ukraine.The student from...

Durham rallies around Ukrainian community

As the war in Ukraine continues into its sixth week, Durham Region residents are taking to the streets twice a week to make their...

DC’s Director of Campus Safety eases pandemic stress through puzzles, music

Durham College's (DC) Director Of Campus Safety, Tom Lynch, has found ways to cope with the COVID-19 pandemic through new hobbies and old passions....

The student balancing act between mental health and online learning

“Based on what students have shared with me, I think a lot of students struggle with the online virtual places. The in-person learning was...

Oshawa Little Theatre: Paying kindness forward

The Oshawa Little Theatre (OLT) is paying kindness forward, even during the pandemic.The OLT launches its new production, 'Ordinary Days', March 31 - an...

Meet two people growing culture in Oshawa

Editing assistance by Shaleel Griffith-RossCulture in Oshawa was mostly put on pause during the pandemic, but is expected to make a strong comeback now...

Oshawa-Whitby music festival keeps zooming along

The Oshawa-Whitby Kiwanis Music Festival started on Feb. 28,1972. The 51st annual festival runs this year from April 25 - May 6, but since...

This typist creates poetry on demand

It’s not every day you walk down the street and see someone writing poems with a typewriter, but for Nicole Bhersafi this is a...