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Foreign workers frustrated, worried about lack of status in Canada

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New research could lead to more shared responsibility for birth control

For over a hundred years, birth control has fallen mostly to women. Now, new clinical trials in Canada and Australia are showing promise it...

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New research could lead to more shared responsibility for birth control

For over a hundred years, birth control has fallen mostly to women. Now, new clinical trials in Canada and Australia are showing promise it...

Celebrating violence should not be tolerated

The footage depicting Charlie Kirk's assassination divided the country, not just south of the border but here in Canada as well. Some mourned his...

Foreign workers frustrated, worried about lack of status in Canada

As immigration increases in Durham Region, some labour activists and temporary foreign workers are calling for equal rights, including more workplace protections and...
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Canadians are frustrated with tariffs and are taking it out on minimum wage workers

Emma Hooper -
As tensions continue to rise between Canada and the United States (U.S.), some of the countries' most under-appreciated workers have to deal with the...

Student governor, DCSA poll see lukewarm response again

Arjun Banerjee -
Durham College (DC) students voted last week to elect a student governor to the school’s Board of Governors. Megan Bent from project management was...

Durham’s labour market faces shortages, uncertainty amid aging workforce, U.S. tariffs

Juan E. Suarez C. -
Durham Region, like much of Canada, faces labour shortages, especially in agriculture. U.S. tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump could worsen the situation.“Thousands of...

How the quad-demic is affecting Durham College students and what you can do to stay healthy

Kshitij Nagare -
As the winter months bring a surge in illnesses, Durham College and Ontario Tech students are feeling the strain of what experts are calling...

As food prices rise, Durham College offers support for students facing food insecurity

Lauren Cole -
As food prices in Canada continue to climb, so is the pressure students are facing to balance a heathy diet and their budgets. According...

Generals dominate game one as OHL playoffs kickoff with a bang

Malcom Winton -
The Oshawa Generals kicked off the 2025 Ontario Hockey League (OHL) playoffs with a dominant 7-4 victory over their round one opponents, the Brampton...

Uncertainty is killer: how will Canada’s retaliatory tariffs impact independent booksellers?

Trinity Vandeloo -
With the threat of April 2 retaliatory tariffs looming, independent booksellers across Ontario are bracing for potential disruptions, uncertain how—or even if—the 25 per...

Ontario Tech and Durham College help students craft their way through stress.

Mackenzie Schamehorn -
Mental health concerns among Canadian post-secondary students continue to rise. Stress is a major contributing factor. A group of students from Durham College and...

Uxbridge, Stouffville leaders hear business concerns at Town Hall

Alex Jenkins -
Regulations, not tariffs, are the biggest burden, say local businesses. Owners cite long permit delays and costly red tape, while a skilled labour shortage adds to the strain.

Ajax library incident raises alarm over Islamophobic violence in Canada

Sunmeet Kour -
A 25-year-old woman from Ajax faces multiple charges after allegedly attempting to set fire to a woman’s hijab inside the Ajax Public Library’s Main...

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

Chloe Forsyth -
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

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