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DC Supply Chain students score well against top biz schools in case competition

Two teams of Durham College (DC) Supply Chain Management students went up against some of the country's best business schools at a recent case...

Oshawa’s newest park has something for everyone

Oshawa’s newest park is a product of intentionally incorporating the needs of the community to create something for everyone.Rose Valley Park, located on Thornton...

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DC Supply Chain students score well against top biz schools in case competition

Two teams of Durham College (DC) Supply Chain Management students went up against some of the country's best business schools at a recent case...

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DC Supply Chain students score well against top biz schools in case competition

Two teams of Durham College (DC) Supply Chain Management students went up against some of the country's best business schools at a recent case...

No speed cameras could hurt kids and seniors, says Oshawa councillor

Speed cameras will soon disappear from Oshawa's streets and one city councillor is not happy about it.Oshawa councillor Rick Kerr says municipal leaders are...

Oshawa’s newest park has something for everyone

Oshawa’s newest park is a product of intentionally incorporating the needs of the community to create something for everyone.Rose Valley Park, located on Thornton...
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Breaking Boundaries: The Rise of Women in Sports Broadcasting and Competition

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Christina Kotsopoulos: The Art of Versatility – A Dancer Who Redefines Performance Across Stage, Screen, and Life

From the stage to the screen, Christina Kotsopoulos has built a dynamic career that defies boundaries—blending dance, acting, and mentorship to inspire the next generation of performers.

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“I wasn’t sure what to expect,” recalls a woman who first walked through the doors of the Clarington East Food Bank a year ago....