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The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...

Young entrepreneur brews new life into Bowmanville coffee scene

On King Street in Bowmanville, a part of Clarington’s vibrant business district, a mix of coffee shops line the thoroughfare. Among them, big global corporations...

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The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...

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African Soccer

The turmoil that has plagued the Student Association this school year is taking its toll on the smaller groups that rely on the SA,...

DC has its own SA once more

Durham College hasn’t had its own Student Association (SA) for more than 14 years. That’s because when the University of Ontario Institute of Technology...

Young entrepreneur brews new life into Bowmanville coffee scene

On King Street in Bowmanville, a part of Clarington’s vibrant business district, a mix of coffee shops line the thoroughfare. Among them, big global corporations...
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DC reports first COVID-19 outbreak

Durham College has announced its first COVID-19 outbreak on campus along with another unrelated case.The two new reported cases bring the total number of...

Ontario Tech professor’s advice to government to fight COVID-19: ‘Shut it down, completely!’

An Ontario Tech professor says the best way to beat COVID-19 is a complete and total lockdown of the population.Dr. Wally Bartfay, Associate Dean,...

Durham’s political leaders are ridin’ with Biden

Now that Joe Biden is officially U.S. President, Durham Region’s leaders are excited to get to work rebuilding the Canadian-American relationship. The rapport over...

The buffalo bill

There are leaders and there are followers.

DC students continue global initiatives during pandemic

The pandemic is not preventing Durham College (DC) from continuing its work with students around the world.DC is launching a series of virtual workshops...

DC students receive a one-week get out of grades free card

Durham College (DC) students got a break at the start of their winter semester – and some didn’t even know it. Professors were asked...

People must follow safety protocols. Now.

It’s pretty safe to say 2020 has not been the best year. Protests on police injustice, riots, Australia on fire (yes that was 2020),...

Get the vaccine to more front-line workers

The vaccines are here. But where?In the first stage of the distribution, the federal government decided people in close living settings, those who provide...

Oshawa Farmers Market opening delayed until April

The latest Ontario lockdown has caused the Oshawa Farmers Market to delay its opening day, yet again. After originally rescheduling the opening from...

Ridgebacks set school record for academic success

Ontario Tech has set a school record with 72 student-athletes named academic award winners for the 2019-20 year.Thirty-nine awards are from Ontario University Athletics,...

An insurrection by any other name wouldn’t smell as foul

Even veteran journalists were lost for words on January 6, 2021, when a mob of Trump supporters stormed the United States Capitol. Once the...

Ridgebacks still recruiting hockey talent despite pandemic

Absent any hockey to scout live, Ontario Tech Ridgebacks men’s head coach Curtis Hodgins is still busy trying to convince junior players from across...