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Ontario’s $200 rebate cheque: Is it enough for students?

As the cost of living continues to rise, many students are feeling the pinch. The Ontario government is offering a $200 rebate cheque to...

Durham College Students Association launches Frost Week to welcome students back

Durham College Students Association (DCSA) kicked off Frost Week on Tuesday, Jan. 7, offering a packed schedule of events to welcome students back for...

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Ontario’s $200 rebate cheque: Is it enough for students?

As the cost of living continues to rise, many students are feeling the pinch. The Ontario government is offering a $200 rebate cheque to...

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Ontario’s $200 rebate cheque: Is it enough for students?

As the cost of living continues to rise, many students are feeling the pinch. The Ontario government is offering a $200 rebate cheque to...

Community comes together to celebrate 25 years of Pickering

From a small town once sprawling with farm fields to a municipality that continues to expand, Pickering is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year.To...

Durham College Students Association launches Frost Week to welcome students back

Durham College Students Association (DCSA) kicked off Frost Week on Tuesday, Jan. 7, offering a packed schedule of events to welcome students back for...
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Buying local produce key to the future of farming in Ontario: agriculture groups

Nature’s Bounty Farm in Scugog is one of many orchards in Durham Region. This fall, weekends have been busy with families picking apples and...

Durham College breaks ground on urban farm

When many people picture a farm, they imagine rolling fields and large tractors in the middle of the countryside, not a small plot of...

Municipal election turnout could be low: expert

Voters go to the polls on Monday, Oct. 24 but history shows turnout for municipal elections is low.

DC considering shifting some Indigenous courses to in-person

Some students say they are not getting the same experience or learning by taking Indigenous courses online.

Frustration grows over lack of campus parking passes

Some students say they're paying almost $100 a week - even when lots are half full - and they want to know why.

Politicians need to be held to account – they need to answer reporters

Why are politicians allowed to get away with dodging or offering non-answers when questioned by the media?

Locals are Qatar bound for the biggest soccer tournament in the world

Two Durham residents share their journey to the FIFA World Cup to support Canada.

Political lobbying is not democratic

A few thousand lobbyists have more power and contact with elected officials than millions of voters.

Custodians reflect on their latest raise

Custodians who keep Durham College and Ontario Tech clean now earn about $2 an hour more than before. They say it reflects the care that they put into the campus.

Orange Shirt Day reveals DC’s latest steps towards truth and reconciliation

About eighty people joined Durham College's ceremony Friday at the Naanaagide’endamowin Courtyard.

DRIFF returns to in-person audiences

The Durham Region International Film Festival launches with a gala this Thursday

Crave’s Queen talks ‘inclusivity’ at Durham College

Crave TV's '1 Queen 5 Queers' performs live for the first time from DC.