Notice: Function _load_textdomain_just_in_time was called incorrectly. Translation loading for the temporary-login-without-password domain was triggered too early. This is usually an indicator for some code in the plugin or theme running too early. Translations should be loaded at the init action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /srv/web/sites/mediaproductions.mad.durhamcollege.ca/htdocs/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114
Profiles | The Chronicle | Page 5
Subscribe
spot_img

Profiles

HomeProfiles

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

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....
Henna Bhavsar - 0

Marito’s Coffee and Things: A family’s tale of resilience and new beginnings

0

From playing to coaching, Madison Harvey is giving back to a sport she loves

When you can't play anymore, you coach. That's the advice Madison Harvey is taking to heart this year, trying to make a difference in younger girls lives by giving them a female coach they can look up to.
Samantha Payne - 0

Barry Mantle’s vision of blending art and audio in Brooklin

0

― Advertisement ―

spot_img

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

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....

More News

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

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....

Marito’s Coffee and Things: A family’s tale of resilience and new beginnings

Marito lived a comfortable life with his wife, Lily, and their four children in the Philippines, but danger was knocking at his door. They...

From playing to coaching, Madison Harvey is giving back to a sport she loves

When you can't play anymore, you coach. That's the advice Madison Harvey is taking to heart this year, trying to make a difference in younger girls lives by giving them a female coach they can look up to.
spot_img

Explore more

Jenna Peace: Standing up for what’s right

Mitchell Reid -
The month the world shutdown, a pandemic looming, exams on the approach, few had time to think about union elections.Yet Jenna Peace, then a...

The Director of Campus Safety’s undercover policing career has made him a better performer and parent

Jonathan Wilson -
Thomas Lynch is the man in charge of making sure everyone is safe at Durham College and he has lots of experience as a...

From Pine Falls to Peru: Patricia Fortier’s decades of diplomacy

Joey Cole -
Patricia Fortier’s co-worker gave her the nickname Mrs. World Crisis, and after a lengthy career in government often handling crisis management, it’s not hard...

First Nations Mohawk represents the Oshawa community through his work

Felipe Salomao -
Daniel Crosmas expects the City of Oshawa to grow into a more diverse city.

This journalist turned podcaster uses experience in newsrooms to break barriers and spark inclusive conversations

Emily McPhail -
Kevin McShan did not have a traditional introduction to the newsroom. He did his journalism internship with St. Clair College’s newspaper, in the sports...

Paul Ranger: NHL Hockey Star Returns Home

Kayla Jackson -
Paul Ranger says he started playing hockey around the age of 4 or 5 years old. He played in his kitchen at his...

Joeita Gupta sees past barriers in journalism

Cheyenne Jarrett -
Lying awake in her bed at night in New Delhi, India, Joeita Gupta envisioned her life as a radio host. Being visually impaired from...

Austin Eastman’s unorthodox path to hockey

Corrado Distefano -
Most players who make it to a high level of hockey start skating between the age of three and five, but Austin Eastman learned...

Shailene Panylo’s friends know she’s trending toward ‘great things’

Adriel Thomas -
A politician? A leader? A community activist?Shailene Panylo, is all of the above and then some. She ran in the federal election for...

Hockey is for everyone

Allaya Sue -
When Saroya Tinker’s white mother was at one of her daughter's games, she was asked by a parent from the other team who her...

Ontario Tech Kinesiology: Learning hands-off in a hands-on program

Andrew Clarke -
Editor’s note: Chronicle reporters are examining how select programs at Durham College and Ontario Tech University have responded to the teaching and learning process...

Sonja Bursach displays resiliency through RISE program

Derek Knoblauch -
Durham College was not Sonja Bursach's first choice. A couple years back, Bursach was attending a different college and she felt she wasn't getting...
1...456Page 5 of 6

The Chronicle is created and produced by students of the Journalism – Mass Media program at Durham College in Oshawa, Ontario. The publication covers stories from across Durham College, Ontario Tech University, Durham Region and beyond.

Publisher: Barry Waite | barry.waite@durhamcollege.ca

Lead Editors:
Danielle Harder | danielle.harder@durhamcollege.ca
Teresa Goff | teresa.goff@durhamcollege.ca
* For tips and news-related inquiries, please contact Danielle or Alvin.

For advertising-related inquiries, please contact Dawn Salter
Ext. 6525, dawn.salter@durhamcollege.ca

Tech Support:
Dan Labecki | dan.labecki@durhamcollege.ca
Brandon Carson | brandon.carson@durhamcollege.ca

Subscribe for exclusive content

Subscribe

Copyright © The Chronicle 2023-2024