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Angelique’s Isle is a haunting tale of survival and resilience

Angelique’s Isle is a film that grips you with its chilling beauty and leaves you reflecting on survival, resilience and the historical injustices faced...
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Amplifying Black mental health: Silent Voices documentary premieres at Durham College

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Prairie Edge is a gripping exploration of Land Back, justice and identity

Prairie Edge by Métis/Ukrainian author Conor Kerr is a thought-provoking and important read. The crime novel places a heavy lens on the Land Back...
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Rez Ball is a rich Indigenous film with a familiar storyline

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Angelique’s Isle is a haunting tale of survival and resilience

Angelique’s Isle is a film that grips you with its chilling beauty and leaves you reflecting on survival, resilience and the historical injustices faced...

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Angelique’s Isle is a haunting tale of survival and resilience

Angelique’s Isle is a film that grips you with its chilling beauty and leaves you reflecting on survival, resilience and the historical injustices faced...

Amplifying Black mental health: Silent Voices documentary premieres at Durham College

Silent Voices, a documentary highlighting Black mental health struggles, premiered at Durham College, bringing attention to the challenges faced by the community.First conceptualized by...

Prairie Edge is a gripping exploration of Land Back, justice and identity

Prairie Edge by Métis/Ukrainian author Conor Kerr is a thought-provoking and important read. The crime novel places a heavy lens on the Land Back...
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The RMG is a leader in Durham’s arts sector and community

Simone Traviss -
Since the founding of the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, community has played a vital role in its development and growth as an organization.The Robert McLaughlin...

How a park can unite a community

Samantha Payne -
Historic sites give us ties to the community. The problems start to occur when people forget the importance of landmarks.

How Oshawa became home to North America’s largest collection of military vehicles

Clayton Demaine -
The Ontario Regiment Royal Canadian Armoured Corps (RCAC) Museum, located in Oshawa, Ont., boasts the largest operational collection of military vehicles in North America.The...

Oshawa at 100: A century of transformation

simran deb -
Oshawa is known for its diversity, hard working residents, schools and buildings and an appreciation for the arts. The region has gone through many...

How the Big M Drive In became a Pickering staple

Andre Spence -
Pickering’s beach is one of the main attractions of the city. In the summer, countless people can be found in the area, some walking...

The resilient history of Oshawa’s Regent Theatre

Mackenzie Billings -
Editor's note: This story was collaboratively produced by reporters Mackenzie Billings and Ganga RajeshIn October 1919, a crowd gathered outside the newly built Regent...

R.A. Sennett: From public school to global headquarters, 170 years of learning

Andrew Neary -
For Tracy Mainwaring, R.A. Sennett was a special place from a simpler time. Mainwaring started at as a student at the school in 1976....

The evolving landscape of cancer screening for young adults

Gage Patte -
Stomach issues and a talk with my family doctor lead to my first colonoscopy at 24-years-old.It’s a young age to get one, and while...

Why athletes across sports inflate their heights

Samantha Payne -
A tall roster demands respect. But what happens when those players all listed above six feet, walk into a gym and you have to look down?

Malini Pararajasingham’s journey through dance from Sri Lanka to Canada

Henna Bhavsar -
When Malini Pararajasingham immigrated to Canada in the mid-90s with her daughter, she had already known she was going to teach classical Indian dance....

Young journalists face industry challenges

Andre Spence -
In North America, there is a growing mistrust for news and as a direct result of that, news outlets are being forced to lay...

Navigating education with invisible disabilities

Andrew Neary -
Amon remembers waking up covered in blood from all the scratching. He was born with 13 allergies, eczema, and asthma. His conditions made him...
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