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Durham’s Electric Revolution: Six Buses, Zero Emissions, One Green Future

In September, Durham Region Transit (DRT) introduced its first six battery-electric buses (BEBs) as part of the E-Mission Zero program.The BEBs are manufactured by...

Why Vinyl Records Still Spin in a Digital Age

Vinyl records are making a comeback, charming music lovers with their unique analog qualities, as demand grows for record stores in Durham.

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Durham’s Electric Revolution: Six Buses, Zero Emissions, One Green Future

In September, Durham Region Transit (DRT) introduced its first six battery-electric buses (BEBs) as part of the E-Mission Zero program.The BEBs are manufactured by...

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Durham’s Electric Revolution: Six Buses, Zero Emissions, One Green Future

In September, Durham Region Transit (DRT) introduced its first six battery-electric buses (BEBs) as part of the E-Mission Zero program.The BEBs are manufactured by...

Wildfowl hunting season is in full swing at Darlington park

Darlington Provincial Park's annual controlled wildfowl hunt is underway and will continue until Dec. 7. This is a tradition spanning more than 20 years,...

Why Vinyl Records Still Spin in a Digital Age

Vinyl records are making a comeback, charming music lovers with their unique analog qualities, as demand grows for record stores in Durham.
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Polar Plunge Generates Surge in Donations for Special Olympic Athletes

This year’s Ontario Polar Plunge exceeded its fundraising goal, amassing over $100,000 to support Special Olympic athletes, a significant leap from last year’s sum...

Durham career fair opens gateway to film and TV industry opportunities

The Durham Region Film and Television Industry Career Fair provided a platform for young people to explore diverse job opportunities in the film and...

DRT overhauls transit system to address overcrowding and surge in demand

Gurjeet Kaur's daily commute to college was regularly marked by long travel times and unpredictable pauses at bus stations, combined with regular encounters with...

DRT refuses Oshawa council’s bid to reinstate Harmony-Taunton stop, amid accessibility concerns

Durham Regional Transit (DRT) has rejected the Oshawa City Council's recommendation to resume the Harmony Taunton Smart Centres Stop service. The Oshawa Accessibility Advisory...

Durham dental care providers concerned over new national plan

While many Canadian citizens anticipate the rollout of the new national dental care plan, dental care providers face multiple uncertainties.The rolling out of the...

Welland wins OMHA Championship

The Welland Tigers clinched the under 18 level-A Ontario Minor Hockey Association (OMHA) championship, defeating the Quinte West Golden Hawks 4-3 on Sunday, March...

Oshawa’s Bollywood Holi Festival celebrates diversity

Oshawa hosted its first Bollywood-styled Holi event, attracting over two hundred attendees to the Junction Club in downtown Oshawa.Holi, known as the “festival of...

Retaining Clarington’s history at a miniature scale

Bowmanville is no stranger to the railroads. After all, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific both own lines that run past or through the town....

New BBQ joint in Courtice sells out on its opening day

Durham Region’s newest barbecue restaurant officially opened for business – and sold out on its first day. Situated at 1639 Durham Region Highway 2...

Speakers remind women to support each other at International Woman’s Day event

Speakers at this year’s International Women’s Day event at the Abilities Centre delivered calls for gender equality and empowerment, highlighting the ongoing struggle for...

The Caribbean Camera stands firm amid challenges in the media industry

Anthony Joseph’s journey into the newspaper industry was unplanned.Over 30 years ago, Joseph initially placed an advertisement for his machinery company in a local...

Questions raised about how wellness program should be run in Indigenous communities

The Ontario government recently invested more than $2-million in Indigenous mental health and addiction services in northern Ontario - an investment that's raising questions...