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‘People aren’t choosing this.’: Basic Needs Out of Reach

“I wasn’t sure what to expect,” recalls a woman who first walked through the doors of the Clarington East Food Bank a year ago....

Homer Manlangit’s journey from wrenches to wisdom

For Homer Manlangit, becoming a mechanic wasn't a career choice, it was a birthright. As a third-generation mechanic, his interest in cars was passed...

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‘People aren’t choosing this.’: Basic Needs Out of Reach

“I wasn’t sure what to expect,” recalls a woman who first walked through the doors of the Clarington East Food Bank a year ago....

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‘People aren’t choosing this.’: Basic Needs Out of Reach

“I wasn’t sure what to expect,” recalls a woman who first walked through the doors of the Clarington East Food Bank a year ago....

Ontario Tech opens world-first rehabilitation centre with WHO

By Megan Foster and Sunmeet KourOntario Tech University's rehabilitation research institute was designated the world’s first World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for musculoskeletal rehabilitation...

Homer Manlangit’s journey from wrenches to wisdom

For Homer Manlangit, becoming a mechanic wasn't a career choice, it was a birthright. As a third-generation mechanic, his interest in cars was passed...
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Love and entrepreneurship the focus of FastStart’s Valentine’s Market

First-time entrepreneurs from Durham College had the chance to make their first sales at the recent Valentine's Market.“We have vendors from all over, like...

Ontario Tech preparing the next generation of green-collar workers with its new program

The RBC Foundation has donated $750,000 to Ontario Tech to produce students with the green skills needed to work towards Canada’s transition to a...

Ontario government commits to youth mental health services in Durham

The Ontario government is spending $8.4-million to improve wait times and provide better access to pediatric mental health care in Durham Region.The funding is...

Durham College officials hopeful about changes to international study permits

A month after the federal government announced it was reducing the number of new international study permits, Durham College (DC) is still uncertain about...

Oshawa-raised artist Raechel Wastesicoot shines a light on beadwork at the RMG

Raechel Wastesicoot works at the Nature Conservancy of Canada by day, but otherwise she is a beadwork artist who has opened her first...

Canadian Blood Services looks to young people for stem cell registry

Ontario Tech University students had the chance to save a life on Friday simply by signing up.Canadian Blood Services set up a booth in...

Speed cameras forcing drivers to slow down in Durham Region

Speed cameras are doing their job, according to the Region of Durham.It's most recent report shows speeds have gone down in community safety zones...

Cannabis stores in Durham Region try to carve out a piece of the market

Durham Region as seen the number of cannabis stores boom in the six years since marijuana was legalized. Store owners say it's a tough...

Presidential change at Durham College

Written by Christopher Schnedler and Ganga RajeshDurham College's incoming president says fostering relationships with students is important as she begins to take over the...

Where do your DCSA fees go?

Written by Andrew Neary and Andre SpenceFor the fall and winter semesters, every full-time Durham College student paid $480 to the Durham College Student...

Small size and supportive leaders key to strong undergrad research at Ontario Tech: faculty

What does it take for a young university to make a name for itself when it comes to research? Ontario Tech University might have figured...

Snow cannons keep ski resorts open

Brimacombe has been open for 33 days this season but lack of snow means the ski resort has relied on snow-making machines to stay...