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Recent surge in gas prices is stressing students who commute

Students who commute to Durham College are feeling the effects of recent gas price increases, despite the federal government dropping the 10-cent-per-litre excise tax.Gas...
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What the 2026 provincial budget means for Durham Region

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Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...
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Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

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Recent surge in gas prices is stressing students who commute

Students who commute to Durham College are feeling the effects of recent gas price increases, despite the federal government dropping the 10-cent-per-litre excise tax.Gas...

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Recent surge in gas prices is stressing students who commute

Students who commute to Durham College are feeling the effects of recent gas price increases, despite the federal government dropping the 10-cent-per-litre excise tax.Gas...

What the 2026 provincial budget means for Durham Region

Despite billions in provincial spending, Durham Region is seeing limited direct gains from Ontario’s 2026 budget, with local politicians pointing to gaps in transit,...

Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...
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Recent surge in gas prices is stressing students who commute

Katie Williams -
Students who commute to Durham College are feeling the effects of recent gas price increases, despite the federal government dropping the 10-cent-per-litre excise tax.Gas...

What the 2026 provincial budget means for Durham Region

Juan E. Suarez C. -
Despite billions in provincial spending, Durham Region is seeing limited direct gains from Ontario’s 2026 budget, with local politicians pointing to gaps in transit,...

Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Juan E. Suarez C. -
Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

Farm workers ‘temporary’ but essential: industry experts

Juan E. Suarez C. -
Debate over Canada’s Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) has intensified in recent years, as concerns over unemployment, wages and working conditions have collided with...

DCSA executive chair candidates seek better student awareness, experience

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

East coast student loan option offers a different approach to helping students

Kennedy-Anne Horwood -
Ceilie Atkinson, a third-year cultural science major at Trent University, is currently receiving a student loan to help her pay for school.Like many students,...

Students mobilize to defend student loan program

Juan E. Suarez C. -
Ontario students are organizing walkouts and protests across the province in the face of major changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP).OSAP,...

Farmers face economic adversity and lack of awareness from public, politicians

Trinity Vandeloo -
The land Charles Stevens was raised on is now home to a McDonald's.Nestled along Hwy. 2 in Bowmanville across the street from a Cineplex...

Whitby council unanimously approves motion to report third-party lobbyists

Juan E. Suarez C. -
"We have a gap in municipal governance," said the mayor of Whitby, Elizabeth Roy, as councillors debated a motion to establish a public registry...

Students upset by changes to student loan program

Cassandra Watt -
Many students say they are worried about whether they can continue their college education in light of changes coming to the provincial student loan...

DC president hopeful about Ontario’s post-secondary funding changes

Arjun Banerjee -
Durham College (DC) president Elaine Popp welcomes the latest changes to post-secondary funding announced by the Ontario government late last week, while saying more...

Homelessness remains a stubborn challenge in Oshawa

Asia Upson -
In recent weeks, temperatures have plunged to below -20 C, once again putting a spotlight on the challenges of homelessness in Durham Region.The number...
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