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Love and entrepreneurship the focus of FastStart’s Valentine’s Market

First-time entrepreneurs from Durham College had the chance to make their first sales at the recent Valentine's Market.“We have vendors from all over, like...
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Ontario Tech preparing the next generation of green-collar workers with its new program

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Ontario government commits to youth mental health services in Durham

The Ontario government is spending $8.4-million to improve wait times and provide better access to pediatric mental health care in Durham Region.The funding is...
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Durham College officials hopeful about changes to international study permits

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Love and entrepreneurship the focus of FastStart’s Valentine’s Market

First-time entrepreneurs from Durham College had the chance to make their first sales at the recent Valentine's Market.“We have vendors from all over, like...

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Love and entrepreneurship the focus of FastStart’s Valentine’s Market

First-time entrepreneurs from Durham College had the chance to make their first sales at the recent Valentine's Market.“We have vendors from all over, like...

Ontario Tech preparing the next generation of green-collar workers with its new program

The RBC Foundation has donated $750,000 to Ontario Tech to produce students with the green skills needed to work towards Canada’s transition to a...

Ontario government commits to youth mental health services in Durham

The Ontario government is spending $8.4-million to improve wait times and provide better access to pediatric mental health care in Durham Region.The funding is...
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Table tennis: The missing piece of college sport

Ganga Rajesh -
Table tennis enthusiasts at Durham College are disappointed that the sport is not recognized as a competitive sport despite its popularity worldwide. According to...

DC and Ontario Tech students disappointed with limited field house hours

Bhavya Shah -
Students aren’t happy with the limited hours the Campus Fieldhouse is open.

Discussing sexual wellness in younger grades

Brendan Robins -
The head of health promotion at Durham College is a big believer that education is power and that access to appropriate and science-based information...

Pandemic does not stop international students

Ganga Rajesh -
The Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused hundreds of international students to flee to their home country and abandon their education. Many students have...

Low bus frequency a constant problem for Durham

Bhavya Shah -
Buses are the primary mode of transportation for many people but DRT buses come infrequently.

Transit commuters concerned by violence on Toronto’s public transit system

Mackenzie Billings -
Crime on Toronto's public transit system, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC), has been steadily increasing, causing concern among commuters who depend on the system...

Durham Deaf Services hosts a car rally

Branden Rushton -
Oshawa has always been known as Motor City, and now the Durham Deaf Services (DDS) plans to drive money towards their organization with a...

Lords women’s volleyball scores academic honours

Samantha Payne -
The Durham College women’s volleyball team dominated at the recent academic banquet where athletes were recently honoured.Elaine Popp, the vice-president of academics, spoke at...

Ontario workers find their footing

Gage Patte -
Many young people take their first steps into the working environment to pursue dreams or line their pockets with extra spending money. In...

Oshawa’s lip-sync ‘fun-raising’, fundraiser made a return.

Andre Spence -
Oshawa Music Week’s Our Lips Are Synced charity event supported the hungry while providing a fun time for viewers on April 4th.Durham College’s Music...

Musicians use their voices to win a GenreSwap

simran deb -
Singers battled genres at a unique competition during Oshawa Music Week (OMW). Performers sang in a different genre than their own at the...

Federal ministers visit campus to talk green jobs

Andrew Neary -
She is a girl who loves to build - and build she did. Arlene Matilda Gali, 25, followed her passion to Ontario Tech University,...
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