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A life of learning: Mike Buckland’s path through service and connection

For Mike Buckland, learning and teaching have never been separate acts. His life, guided by Indigenous ways of knowing, moves in rhythm with curiosity,...

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 –...

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A life of learning: Mike Buckland’s path through service and connection

For Mike Buckland, learning and teaching have never been separate acts. His life, guided by Indigenous ways of knowing, moves in rhythm with curiosity,...

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A life of learning: Mike Buckland’s path through service and connection

For Mike Buckland, learning and teaching have never been separate acts. His life, guided by Indigenous ways of knowing, moves in rhythm with curiosity,...

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 –...
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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...

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...

HERSpace provides brave place for women in Durham, around world

Co-written by Joey ColeJothi Saldanha wanted to create a safe space for women in Durham Region that represented diverse, decolonized voices and experiences. Through...

The Biltmore is back in Oshawa

A historic building in downtown Oshawa is back in business with its old name.What used to be known as the Music Hall, located at...

Helping build community among women of colour in Durham

Brianna Nelson knew she was different when she switched schools in the middle of Grade 8. “I came in one of my favourite outfits...I...

Libraries essential for building kids’ relationship with reading

Walking into the children’s section of a public library, you might see young kids and their parents sitting in chairs and reading through colourful...

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...

This nurse says acknowledging mental health issues could bring innovative change to society

Trigger alert: some parts of this story are disturbing.

This Communications professor does more than teach

Ashley Marshall, a Communications professor at Durham College, is a blues-loving, alto saxophone playing advocate and teacher. Marshall graduated with a master’s degree at...