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Breakfast with Champions showcases community leaders

Nearly 300 people gathered at Deer Creek Golf Club early in the morning of Nov. 3 for the 'Breakfast with Champions', an event hosted...

Toys for Tickets turns parking fines into fun for kids

The City of Oshawa ran its 19th annual Toys for Tickets program in early December, during which residents who received parking violations could pay...

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Breakfast with Champions showcases community leaders

Nearly 300 people gathered at Deer Creek Golf Club early in the morning of Nov. 3 for the 'Breakfast with Champions', an event hosted...

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Breakfast with Champions showcases community leaders

Nearly 300 people gathered at Deer Creek Golf Club early in the morning of Nov. 3 for the 'Breakfast with Champions', an event hosted...

Pottery painting brings students together

The Durham College Student Association (DCSA) recently held a pottery painting event at the Whitby campus to support student mental health.Students from both campuses...

Toys for Tickets turns parking fines into fun for kids

The City of Oshawa ran its 19th annual Toys for Tickets program in early December, during which residents who received parking violations could pay...
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From puppy yoga to crafting: DC students find creative ways to unwind

Durham College fitness coordinator Brianna Christopher recently received an overwhelming response from students interested in signing up for puppy yoga events, which were hosted...

Durham College research aims to improve mental health care for Black Canadians

The urgent need for mental health care in Canada has become increasingly recognized over the past two decades. However, for Black Canadians, accessing adequate...

Garcia, Bent win key DCSA roles in close Durham College election

The student elections have come to an end after a month of campaigning, with results announced for Class A, Class E and Class G...

Access to mental health care still a challenge for students

Students at Durham College continue to face challenges accessing timely and effective mental health care services, with delays in securing appointments and referrals posing...

Ajax marks International Women’s Day with ‘Her, Your, Our Story’ event

Her, Your, Our Story, the Town of Ajax’s first-ever International Women’s Day event, held on March 5 at the historic Quaker Meeting House.

Ontario responds to U.S. tariffs with a 25 per cent electricity surcharge in what could signify an economic war

On April 2, 2025, President Trump announced sweeping new tariffs, including a 10 per cent baseline tariff on all imports and higher rates for...

BlackLit Durham: Pulling Black Canadian literature out of the shadows

Black literary voices usually slip through the cracks. BlackLit Durham creates a space for Black Canadian writers and listeners yearning for authentic representation...

The post-pandemic classroom: a new era of interactive learning

Waking up, opening your school-issued Chromebook, completing assignments alone and then closing it at the end of the day — this was the routine...

Jennifer French’s fourth term: Prioritizing workers, housing and public services

Jennifer French has secured a fourth consecutive term representing Oshawa in the Ontario Legislature, defeating Progressive Conservative challenger Jerry Ouellette by 1,925 votes.This election...

Canadians are frustrated with tariffs and are taking it out on minimum wage workers

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

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

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...