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Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

Songs Revealed offers a stepping stone for students and songwriters

The ‘Songs Revealed’ songwriting competition, part of Oshawa Music Week (OMW), returned on April 8 with the goal of supporting emerging Durham/GTA...

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Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

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Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

Songs Revealed offers a stepping stone for students and songwriters

The ‘Songs Revealed’ songwriting competition, part of Oshawa Music Week (OMW), returned on April 8 with the goal of supporting emerging Durham/GTA...
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DC prepares Mitchell to become Canadian border agent

If Reba Mitchell gets her way, she'll be working for Canadian Border Services Agency (CBSA) before too long."I want to work at CBSA because...

Durham police officer credits DC with helping him get the job

Durham College alumnus Nathaniel Boodhoo, 26, has been a police officer in Whitby for four years. The Durham Regional Police Services (DRPS) officer graduated...

Oshawa and opioids: A ‘national health epidemic’

“You're literally going place to place looking for pills because if you don't have them, you're going to go into withdrawal and be violently...

The ‘battle’ returns, connecting kids, books and Durham librarians

Librarians across Durham Region are hopeful this year's annual Battle of the Books will return after missing two years of competition.The contest is run...

Durham Lords women’s basketball team returns to action

The Durham College women's basketball team is back playing games after a COVID-19 hiatus.They returned to action Feb. 11, losing 71-62 to Algonquin Wolves....

More DC students back on campus

After three weeks of online classes to start the second semester, many Durham College (DC) students have returned to campus to continue their studies....

DC, OTU athletes hit ground, or ice, running after latest lockdown

Varsity sports are back in action Durham College (DC) and Ontario Tech University (OTU) after a recent lockdown brought sports to a screeching halt...

Concerts back in business at Oshawa’s Tribute Communities Centre

Oshawa's Tribute Communities Centre (TCC) is back in business after shutting down entertainment and sporting events in the recent lockdown. Despite re-opening some concerts...

Flexibility key to 2022 job hunt, DC career coach says

Durham College (DC) career coach Alix Chasse has some advice for students graduating this spring - be open to options."That flexibility is going...

Rouw trains new employees at Brinks

The more interest you have when applying for a job, the more opportunities and doors can open up for you. This according to the...

DC grad’s journey to special constable

Kate Wright, 30, of Bowmanville has been a special constable for more than three years with Durham Regional Police (DRPS) and most recently Metrolinx,...

DC grad offers advice to those pursuing law enforcement career

Durham College (DC) graduate and current Ontario Tech University (OTU) student, Quinton Armstrong has been working towards being a member of the York Regional...