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Private property planting program takes root in Durham’s climate strategy

In Durham Region, planting a tree is becoming part of a broader regional response to climate change, blending community action with environmental planning.Since declaring...

DCSA executive chair candidates seek better student awareness, experience

Voting for the Durham College Student Association (DCSA) executive chair closes today (March 26). Two candidates, Keiran Popela from Business Administration - Finance, and...

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Private property planting program takes root in Durham’s climate strategy

In Durham Region, planting a tree is becoming part of a broader regional response to climate change, blending community action with environmental planning.Since declaring...

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Private property planting program takes root in Durham’s climate strategy

In Durham Region, planting a tree is becoming part of a broader regional response to climate change, blending community action with environmental planning.Since declaring...

Event Planning students’ capstone project brings community closer at DC

Shared laughter, meaningful conversations and a deep appreciation for the community flowed through the Pit on Tuesday. The fourth annual BIPOC Small Business event...

DCSA executive chair candidates seek better student awareness, experience

Voting for the Durham College Student Association (DCSA) executive chair closes today (March 26). Two candidates, Keiran Popela from Business Administration - Finance, and...
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Food Insecurity: one hungry snowball

There is no choice in food insecurity, only poverty and starvation. One in seven people in Durham can’t afford food, don’t have access to...

Award-winning Oshawa musician helps students through music

Devon Artemis Chartier is a singer, songwriter and musician from Oshawa who is very active in the community. Chartier organizes and takes part...

Oshawa going in the Wright direction

Oshawa is getting bigger. Not just with its population, but with new businesses brought here through the work of its economic development director.Hailey Wright,...

Councillor Giberson’s mission: Make Oshawa a better place

Derek Giberson believes in building a better Oshawa by dealing - right now - with issues like homelessness, livability of the city, growth in...

Durham College fights gender-based violence in 16-day campaign

Durham College and Ontario Tech University are in the midst of a campaign to help combat gender-based violence. The campaign is called 16 to...

‘Disappointment’ for Wozney as COVID-19 cancels Ontario Tech star’s chance to play for Canada

An Ontario Tech hockey star has been named to play for the Canadian team at an international hockey event - but she won't get...

This Pickering teacher always puts others first

Peter Morgulis, current high school teacher at Pickering High School (PHS), uses his life experiences and hardships to positively impact those around him, especially...

Jenna Peace: Standing up for what’s right

The month the world shutdown, a pandemic looming, exams on the approach, few had time to think about union elections.Yet Jenna Peace, then a...

The Director of Campus Safety’s undercover policing career has made him a better performer and parent

Thomas Lynch is the man in charge of making sure everyone is safe at Durham College and he has lots of experience as a...

Lords finish fall season with medal of each colour

The Durham Lords fall varsity sports season concluded with the men's rugby team winning the Ontario Colleges Athletics Association (OCAA) bronze medal Nov. 13....

Oshawa Fire Services gears up to meet city’s growth

Oshawa’s high-speed growth has been a challenge for Oshawa Fire Services.The City is developing a 10-year plan that includes additional trucks, equipment and staff.There...

Gamers anxious for DC arena return

The Durham Lords varsity gaming team are hoping to be back in action at the campus Esports Arena in the second semester, according to...