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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...

‘We’re a tight-knit community’: Bowmanville rallies after downtown fire

A major fire tore through several historic buildings in downtown Bowmanville, Ont., early Thursday morning, destroying businesses and residential units and displacing over 30...

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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...

Oshawa ComiCon brings pop culture to life with cosplay and community

Oshawa ComiCon 2025 hit the YWCA Durham on Feb. 22 and brought an eclectic mix of comics, collectibles, cosplay and pure pop culture. The...

‘We’re a tight-knit community’: Bowmanville rallies after downtown fire

A major fire tore through several historic buildings in downtown Bowmanville, Ont., early Thursday morning, destroying businesses and residential units and displacing over 30...
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Highlights from the 2025 Canadian International AutoShow

From rare classics to self-driving concepts, there is much to see at the 2025 Canadian International AutoShow.Being held until Feb. 23 at the Metro...

Local newspapers adapt to changing landscape after printer shutters

With the expansion of digital media, local community newspapers who make paper copies are increasingly finding it difficult to print their product.Web News, a...

Ajax Library program helps residents access low-cost assistive devices

The Ajax Public Library is improving accessibility for community members and helping them overcome the steep costs associated with assistive devices.Assistive devices made from...

Queer Canadians affected by Donald Trump’s policy changes

The inauguration of Donald Trump has come with many policy changes and decisions that will affect Canada.The 47th President of the United States began...

Is gaming a stress reliever for Durham College students?

Durham College’s Esports Arena recently hosted a Mario Kart 8 tournament, offering stressed-out students the perfect chance to press pause on their academic pressures.Students...

Campus Church: A place for faith, growth and community

For Ridi Kayumba, the executive leader of Campus Church, faith wasn’t always a central part of his life—but when it clicked, it changed everything....

DC Late Skate: popular with students and strengthens community

Students from Durham College laced up their skates for a night of fun, friendship and Canadian winter tradition at the Campus Ice Centre. The...

Roger Gordon seeks to bring positive change to Whitby

Roger Gordon, a teacher and community volunteer, is running for MPP in Whitby for the Liberal party. His focus is on healthcare, education, and...

Consultation and planning process set to begin for Pickering Lands after airport cancellation

Plans for an airport in Pickering have been cancelled more than 50 years after they were first announced. The lands have been transferred to...

Oshawa’s Ritson School redevelopment project to breathe new life into an aging community

A planned redevelopment of Oshawa’s former Ritson Public School will breathe new life into an aging community. Located at 300 Ritson Road South, the...

Durham College’s Pathways Fair helps students plan their next steps

Durham College helped students take the next step in their education with its annual Pathways Fair, which took place earlier this month. The event brings...

U.S. push for cancer warning labels on alcohol raises questions for Canada

U.S. health officials are advocating for cancer warning labels on alcohol, sparking questions about how Canada will address this growing movement.