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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...

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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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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Second Sole: A second chance at life and sustainability

How a project by DC students is turning 'used' into 'useful'

The Mississauga Highway: a legacy under our feet

While sitting in class at Durham College, the ground beneath the campus is rarely given much thought. It seems as if it has always...

Tariffs and the press: How U.S.-Canada trade disputes impact local journalism

The ongoing trade war between the United States and Canada has been suspended—at least for now, until April 2—but one issue may be flying...

Bowmanville fire: Two weeks later

After a fire destroyed two 160-year-old buildings in historic downtown Bowmanville, Ont. on March 6, the business community continues to rally behind those affected.The...

Inside Oshawa’s hub where seniors stay active, connected and supported

“I'd just been diagnosed with fibromyalgia and I was in very bad shape – my mobility was compromised,” said Thelma Martin.A volunteer and member...

The economic toll of tariffs

As Canada grapples with the potential for tariffs to disrupt its economy, issues such as inflation, strained supply chains and long-term economic instability remain. A...

Purple Woods celebrates 50 years of syrup, sustainability and community

Oshawa’s Purple Woods Maple Syrup Festival celebrated its 50-year anniversary this March, its success highlighting a growing push to support local businesses in uncertain...

Silent alarms: The mental toll of first responders

Content Warning: This story discusses suicide, PTSD and mental health struggles among first responders. If you or someone you know is struggling, help is available.

Oshawa initiative delivers warmth, one pair of socks at a time

A simple pair of socks can make all the difference for someone in need. That’s the idea behind SOCKS, a grassroots organization started by...

Canadian nurses: overworked and undervalued

Hundreds of nurses gathered outside Ontario hospitals on Thursday, urging hospital CEOs to tackle staffing shortages and enforce registered nurse-to-patient ratios to enhance patient...

Durham College enhances accessibility to support students

From expanding accessibility to support students with disabilities, DC is working to improve campus infrastructure, digital access and personalized accommodations.

False fire alarm at Durham College triggers evacuation

co-written with Sunmeet Kour