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Ed Broadbent’s legacy lives on at Oshawa’s Human Rights Garden

The Ed Broadbent Human Rights Garden honours the legacy of human rights advocacy and recognizes the rights of Indigenous Peoples across the land. It's...
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Contract faculty on the rise at Ontario colleges: Balancing costs, expertise and student learning

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Ontario Colleges struggle as funding crisis leads to layoffs, program suspensions

The impact of federally imposed restrictions on international student applications has intensified, leading more institutions to cut programs or close campuses. As a result,...
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Second Sole: A second chance at life and sustainability

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Ed Broadbent’s legacy lives on at Oshawa’s Human Rights Garden

The Ed Broadbent Human Rights Garden honours the legacy of human rights advocacy and recognizes the rights of Indigenous Peoples across the land. It's...

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Ed Broadbent’s legacy lives on at Oshawa’s Human Rights Garden

The Ed Broadbent Human Rights Garden honours the legacy of human rights advocacy and recognizes the rights of Indigenous Peoples across the land. It's...

Contract faculty on the rise at Ontario colleges: Balancing costs, expertise and student learning

Colleges across Ontario have been increasingly relying on short-term contract employees to fill teaching roles – a strategy that helps manage costs while bringing...

Ontario Colleges struggle as funding crisis leads to layoffs, program suspensions

The impact of federally imposed restrictions on international student applications has intensified, leading more institutions to cut programs or close campuses. As a result,...
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‘There’s no story worth your life’: How journalists prepare for conflict zones

Bryson Betts -
In an era where conflict reporting is more dangerous than ever, news organizations must take every precaution before sending journalists into high-risk areas. Angela...

Paul Rosen: A Story of Resilience, Redemption, and the Power of ‘Never Giving Up’

Bryson Betts -
When life pushed Paul Rosen to the brink, he found himself clinging to three simple words: “Never give up.” For him, these words have...

Breaking the Youth Crime cycle

Lucelia Jenelle Shymchonak Perez -
“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,”...

Unsung Hero’s: Athletic Therapists in Sports

Reese Davidson -
It's early on a chilly Friday morning at the Ontario Tech University rink in late November. As the Ridgebacks men’s hockey team prepares to...

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

Eric Bird -
“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

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

New Faces, New Futures : The Social Impact of Durham’s Multiculturalism

Jonathan Kindeki -
"When I first started teaching here, most of my students were from Canada. Now, I teach kids from all over the world, places like...

Cracking the Code: Why Escape Rooms Keep Us Hooked

Veronica Pereira -
The lights flicker, a clock ticks steadily, and every creak of the floorboards sends a jolt of tension through the group. Clues are scattered,...

GO Train Safety – A Going Concern

Kristen Pascoe -
It was just another evening for Briahna Morrell heading home to Oshawa on the GO train from Toronto. As the train left Union Station,...

Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour Lights Up Toronto, Changing the Music Industry Forever

Umaima Mirza -
On a cold November evening, the streets outside Toronto’s Rogers Centre were filled with sequins, friendship bracelets and cowboy boots. Fans all around chanted...

Oshawa Generals: Future Memorial Cup Hosts?

Keegan Mccabe -
Just like many Canadian kids, Tom Dyas loved playing hockey. Growing up in Oshawa, watching the Oshawa Generals play taught Dyas how impactful local...

It takes a village: changing the culture of child welfare

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One of the first things we learn intuitively as children is who we are and what our place is in the world around us....
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