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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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Oshawa ComiCon brings pop culture to life with cosplay and community

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‘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’s fourth annual native seed giveaway set to happen in spring

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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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DC grad shares positives of painful experience

Safa Hussein -
Kathryn Fraser learned at a young age to live in the moment after she was diagnosed with a tumour on her face at the...

Making COVID-19 pets ‘furever’ pets

Desi Huddy -
Animal adoption agencies say they are doing their best to ensure animals are going to forever homes despite adoption rates spiking during the COVID-19...

Young families: A year into the pandemic

Emily McPhail -
Many children who are celebrating their first birthdays have yet to meet anyone outside of their household without masks and two metres of distance.It...

The Oshawa Biltmore Theatre plans to re-open their doors

Morssal Azimian -
Formerly, the Oshawa Music Hall, The Biltmore Theatre, 39 King St. E. in Oshawa, is about to reopen. Due to COVID-19, the venue was...

Some DC students graduate with diplomas (and side hustles)

Cheyenne Jarrett -
In June, some students will leave Durham College with a diploma, but others will leave with a small business as well. Take Katherine...

The painful truth about working in a virtual school environment

Neshya Carvalho -
Poor posture. Bad eyesight. Sedentary bodies. Health care professionals say spending hours working online during the pandemic is harming our bodies and our eyes....

DC students share healthy habits to cope during pandemic

Sophia Abbasi -
Some Durham College students say they have learned healthy habits for dealing with academic stress and mental health issues during the pandemic. Jasleen Mehra,...

DC helps students with internet struggles during online schooling

Kayla Jackson -
Online school isn’t easy for many students, especially when it comes to internet use.Many of them have had struggles since the COVID-19 global pandemic...

Women changing the way they work

Nicole Fisher -
Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce (GOCC) has been supporting women in business for years. GOCC CEO Nancy Shaw says she has noticed a new...

Homeschooling on rise during pandemic

Adriel Thomas -
Homeschooling is on the rise within the Durham District School Board (DDSB) this year. According to the DDSB, 647 students opted for homeschooling...

Ontario’s ecological heartbeat: The Oak Ridges Moraine

Andrew Clarke -
Editor's Note: This story is part of a series called the Land Where We Stand (LWWS). Uncovering the hidden stories about the land our community is built on is what the Chronicle's feature series, the LWWS, is about.

How might big tech and social media become regulated and will it be enough to regain trust in journalism

Stephanie Lacarte -
Media consumption and digital communication tools have evolved over the last two decades and politicians, citizens and journalists have used these tools to participate...
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