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Durham Region moves ahead with Simcoe Street transit study

Durham Region is continuing its study on the Simcoe Street Rapid Transit Corridor after regional councillors voted 13-9 to refer the report back to...
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A space for all: how Durham College’s multi-faith room serves its students

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Ontario’s colleges are in crisis – it’s time to invest in higher education

The effects of chronic underfunding on higher education are clear—chaos and dismay have overwhelmed colleges and universities across Canada amid the sharp decline in...
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The lasting toll of fighting in hockey

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Durham Region moves ahead with Simcoe Street transit study

Durham Region is continuing its study on the Simcoe Street Rapid Transit Corridor after regional councillors voted 13-9 to refer the report back to...

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Durham Region moves ahead with Simcoe Street transit study

Durham Region is continuing its study on the Simcoe Street Rapid Transit Corridor after regional councillors voted 13-9 to refer the report back to...

A space for all: how Durham College’s multi-faith room serves its students

Durham College has taken a significant step toward inclusivity with the opening and renovation of its Multi-Faith and Quiet Space. This initiative, which came...

Ontario’s colleges are in crisis – it’s time to invest in higher education

The effects of chronic underfunding on higher education are clear—chaos and dismay have overwhelmed colleges and universities across Canada amid the sharp decline in...
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From Pine Falls to Peru: Patricia Fortier’s decades of diplomacy

Joey Cole -
Patricia Fortier’s co-worker gave her the nickname Mrs. World Crisis, and after a lengthy career in government often handling crisis management, it’s not hard...

Oshawa’s fire calls take COVID-19 turn

Vandita Kumar -
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

Neshya Carvalho -
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...

Gamers anxious for DC arena return

Caitlin Bolt -
The Durham Lords varsity gaming team are hoping to be back in action at the campus Esports Arena in the second semester, according to...

Saulnier: Keeping Oshawa operating

Caitlin Bolt -
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...

Ridgebacks: Bits and bites Week 3

Corrado Distefano -
The Ontario Tech Ridgebacks men's hockey team only played one game last week against the Queen's Gaels in Kingston. Queen's entered the game as...

Former DC teacher Kerr enjoys acting like a councillor

Shaleel Ross -
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

Emily McPhail -
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

Joey Cole -
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...

DC students become ‘art Guerrillas’

Safa Hussein -
Durham College (DC) art students showcased their skills as part of a Guerrilla art exhibit recently.They showed off their art work at pop-up locations...

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

Cheyenne Jarrett -
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

Desi Huddy -
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....
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