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Students anxious about climate change

For Cora Reid, a student in the Honours Bachelor of Paralegal program, Hurricane Melissa was not unexpected because of what she calls "the neglect...

Veterans need more young people to support the future of the poppy campaign

A loud ringing echoes about the empty room, ricocheting off stacks of cardboard boxes.Christine Chapman answers the phone with one hand and counts black...

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Students anxious about climate change

For Cora Reid, a student in the Honours Bachelor of Paralegal program, Hurricane Melissa was not unexpected because of what she calls "the neglect...

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Students anxious about climate change

For Cora Reid, a student in the Honours Bachelor of Paralegal program, Hurricane Melissa was not unexpected because of what she calls "the neglect...

Ontario Tech student group calls out university over alleged discrimination

Some Muslim students at Ontario Tech are raising concerns about how the university decides permissions for student-run events. The Muslim Student Association (MSA) says...

Veterans need more young people to support the future of the poppy campaign

A loud ringing echoes about the empty room, ricocheting off stacks of cardboard boxes.Christine Chapman answers the phone with one hand and counts black...
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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.

DRIFF returns to in-person audiences

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

Four decades of fighting to preserve Thickson’s Woods

CO-WRITTEN BY DESI HUDDYIf you drive down Thickson Road South in Whitby, past two packing companies, a concrete accessories store, an Amazon warehouse and...

Toronto FC signing Lorenzo Insigne could have ‘Kawhi effect’ on soccer in Canada

Lorenzo Insigne will take to the pitch in Toronto colours this summer with many people thinking that he could take Canadian soccer to a...

Local comedians warm up to the stage

As Ontario leaves the worst of COVID-19 behind, Canadian comedians are dusting off their microphones and returning to the stage. Comedians are making the transition...

DC’s PSW students help older adults with mental health

Far from home, a Durham College Personal Support Worker student’s experience volunteering with older adults has helped her feel less lonely.Ivy Sevilla, whose family...

‘Nice to see the people’ at Songs Revealed

Local artists returned to a live audience at Oshawa Music Week with last Thursday’s “Songs Revealed” competition. The event, which was held at the...

Growing need for affordable housing in Oshawa

The city of Oshawa is looking to a unique solution to the problem of affordable housing: the redevelopment of older buildings into mixed-income communities. Durham...

DC’s first in-person open house in two years

Durham College’s halls were filled with prospective students and their parents on April 9, excited for what the upcoming school year has to...

Restaurant owners question value of delivery apps post-pandemic

Some restaurants in Durham Region are starting to think twice about whether to continue with delivery app services or set them aside. They say...

Small businesses using social media to encourage people to shop local

The first COVID-19 lockdown was especially hard on Gather, a clothing boutique in Bowmanville that offers unique women’s fashions and home décor items. “Most...

The Young Novelists making steady return to stage

After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, The Young Novelists have finally brought their roots-rock sound back to a live stage.The band entertained a...