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It’s time to turn up the volume on campus musicians

DC and UOIT need to take centre stage in Durham Region's music scene

Durham Region needs to reel in illegal fishing

Every year people gather to watch fish jump the Bowmanville Fish Ladder during spawning season. Known as the salmon run, August to October is...

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It’s time to turn up the volume on campus musicians

DC and UOIT need to take centre stage in Durham Region's music scene

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It’s time to turn up the volume on campus musicians

DC and UOIT need to take centre stage in Durham Region's music scene

Strike showed how badly Ontario is failing its college students

Every college student in Ontario has been facing stress that goes way beyond assignments and preparing for exams. While the support staff college strike...

Durham Region needs to reel in illegal fishing

Every year people gather to watch fish jump the Bowmanville Fish Ladder during spawning season. Known as the salmon run, August to October is...
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Oshawa’s fire calls take COVID-19 turn

Oshawa’s Fire Services has seen a change in the calls it responds to during COVID-19.“At the start of the pandemic in the beginning of...

Oshawa Fire Services gears up to meet city’s growth

Oshawa’s high-speed growth has been a challenge for Oshawa Fire Services.The City is developing a 10-year plan that includes additional trucks, equipment and staff.There...

Saulnier: Keeping Oshawa operating

Ever wonder who oversees the development and maintenance of parks in Oshawa? That would be Oshawa's director of operations, Mike Saulnier, who does the work...

Former DC teacher Kerr enjoys acting like a councillor

Rick Kerr’s experiences as a teacher and actor have prepared him for his current role.He became an Oshawa city councillor in 2014 after retiring...

MacIsaac: Driving innovation, transformation in Oshawa

Julie MacIsaac, director of the Innovation and Transformation department for the City of Oshawa, is proud of her team for adapting to the...

‘I still remember the day I told my staff not to panic’: Oshawa’s Human Resources director

With each wave of the COVID-19 pandemic, Oshawa's Executive Director of Human Resources goes through a wave of emotions. “Laying off people, bringing...

Here’s the story behind Airbnb, Uber, COVID-19 enforcement in Oshawa

By law, Brenda Jeffs’s job took on a new path when the COVID-19 pandemic came to Oshawa. Both literally and figuratively.Jeffs is the director...

Oshawa Fire Services continue to educate during COVID-19

Oshawa Fire Services has found new ways to educate the growing population during COVID-19.Oshawa’s population grew by 2.1 per cent, according to Statistics Canada....

Voices in Journalism at Durham: An Eye-Opening Conversation

(Editor's note: The author of this article also served as an organizer and host of the event.)Journalism students at Durham College (DC) have been...

First Nations Mohawk represents the Oshawa community through his work

Daniel Crosmas expects the City of Oshawa to grow into a more diverse city.

Oshawa mayor Carter supports micro-housing to shelter those ‘living rough’

The opioid crisis is a national health epidemic Oshawa faces, said Mayor Dan Carter.Since being elected in 2018, Carter has worked with existing organizations...

Ridgebacks: Week 2 bits and bites

Heading into the second week of Ontario University Athletics (OUA) action, the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks men’s hockey team has a 2-1-1 record.Last weekend, Ontario...