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Generations House is transforming isolation into inclusion

At Generations House (Generationernes Hus) in Aarhus, Denmark, about a three-hour drive northwest of Copenhagen, the oldest resident is 100 years old, and the...

Students struggle to find affordable off-campus housing

As the school year comes to an end, many students are left thinking about the year ahead and what they need to do now...

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Generations House is transforming isolation into inclusion

At Generations House (Generationernes Hus) in Aarhus, Denmark, about a three-hour drive northwest of Copenhagen, the oldest resident is 100 years old, and the...

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Generations House is transforming isolation into inclusion

At Generations House (Generationernes Hus) in Aarhus, Denmark, about a three-hour drive northwest of Copenhagen, the oldest resident is 100 years old, and the...

The rise of AI: How automation is reshaping jobs in Durham Region

Artificial intelligence is transforming industries worldwide, but how is it affecting employment in Durham Region? As automation expands into various sectors, many workers –...

Students struggle to find affordable off-campus housing

As the school year comes to an end, many students are left thinking about the year ahead and what they need to do now...
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Bill 23: Solving the housing crisis by slicing up the Greenbelt

The Greenbelt is home to over 300 bird species like the hooded warbler, a small and brightly coloured yellow bird.

SoCal surfs into Whitby’s restaurant industry

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the local Durham restaurant world was plagued by restrictions, temporary closures and even permanent shutdowns....

Racism in soccer goes beyond 90 minutes

Bukayo Saka is on the field, alone.In Wembley Stadium with over 67,000 trophy-starved English fans, only veteran Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma stands between Saka...

Trent Durham campus has a long unknown history

Jake Green became a father in the second year of his English major at Trent University in 1987. He returned to complete his degree...

Surging house prices hurting Durham residents

Cathy Duchin, 65, has been a Durham resident since 1990. She recalls a time when she was able to live in an affordable rental...

Canada not as safe as people think for female journalists

Canada is often thought of as a safe place, a place of refuge. In fact, many people flee their home country to come...

A year of record setting low voter turnout

This year saw provincial and municipal elections nearly back-to-back, and in both, voter turnout was nowhere near 50 per cent.Amanda Bridge, a Durham College...

Erin Malcolm’s resilience made her successful

Growing up, Erin Malcolm always resisted authority. The rebellious little girl faced various forms of abuse and neglect, which led to a self-destructive period...

Oakville to Oshawa, a star in the making

Inside Trafalgar Park Community Centre, parents watch their kids grow and develop relationships to their coaches, friends and the Canadian game. ...

The Wisdom behind playing for the Lords

When he was around five years old, Isaiah Wisdom faced a situation that many others had before. His parents threw him into a soccer...

Four decades of fighting to preserve Thickson’s Woods

CO-WRITTEN BY DESI HUDDYIf you drive down Thickson Road South in Whitby, past two packing companies, a concrete accessories store, an Amazon warehouse and...

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...