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Breaking the Youth Crime cycle

“All of us need to be working together to provide youth with the resources that they need so they don't get involved in crime,”...

Tiny Homes, Big Hurdles

Tiny homes may be growing in popularity, but outdated zoning bylaws make building one almost impossible.

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Breaking the Youth Crime cycle

“All of us need to be working together to provide youth with the resources that they need so they don't get involved in crime,”...

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Breaking the Youth Crime cycle

“All of us need to be working together to provide youth with the resources that they need so they don't get involved in crime,”...

Adapting to change: the resilience of local journalism in a digital age

“We had typewriters in the newsroom, we got press releases and phone calls, you were inundated,” said Julie Cashin-Oster, the owner of the Orono...

Tiny Homes, Big Hurdles

Tiny homes may be growing in popularity, but outdated zoning bylaws make building one almost impossible.
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Ron Hooper: a man who has dedicated his life to his community

For some, juggling politics and owning a business can be too much. But for Ron Hooper, it became his passion.

‘People aren’t choosing this.’: Basic Needs Out of Reach

“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....

Filippo Savone: A guiding light for international students

Filippo Savone’s career changed when he moved from working in domestic admissions to the international office at Humber College. After finishing the immigration consulting...

From Newsroom to Classroom: Insights from Joanne Macdonald

Throughout her distinguished media career, Joanne Macdonald has earned recognition for her leadership, dedication to journalistic integrity, and commitment to mentoring the next...

Mourin Moyen’s Journey as a Muslim Woman in Mental Health Studies

Growing up in Bangladesh then moving to Canada was not an easy adjustment for Mourin Moyen. In her home country, she had studied nursing...

Homer Manlangit’s journey from wrenches to wisdom

For Homer Manlangit, becoming a mechanic wasn't a career choice, it was a birthright. As a third-generation mechanic, his interest in cars was passed...

Chasing Dreams Across Borders: Noor Ibrahim’s Journey of Courage and Confidence

Imagine being 16 and leaving home to pursue your dreams.

Kenyon Wallace: Uncovering Truth, One Story at a Time

Constant learning keeps Kenyon motivated.

Durham College’s international students navigate escalating financial burdens

Yuvraj Singh, a first-year student from Dubai at Durham College, finds himself grappling with immense stress. He attributes this stress to the escalating financial demands...

DRT overhauls transit system to address overcrowding and surge in demand

Gurjeet Kaur's daily commute to college was regularly marked by long travel times and unpredictable pauses at bus stations, combined with regular encounters with...

Jason Vassell: Making a difference beyond the classroom

In January, Durham College’s annual Social Justice Week spotlighted pressing social issues, engaging students and faculty in meaningful dialogue. Behind the scenes, the event's...

The RMG is a leader in Durham’s arts sector and community

Since the founding of the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, community has played a vital role in its development and growth as an organization.The Robert McLaughlin...