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Catholic school board trustees get paid
Dec 01, 2008 - 10:14 AM

DURHAM -- Trustee salaries ranged from $17,322 to $11,127 in 2008, slightly less than the previous year. Durham Catholic District School Board ...

Child abuse: another form of bullying
By Jennifer Stone - Nov 29, 2008 - 10:30 AM

DURHAM -- Almost a decade has passed since the case first came to light but despite the passage of time, few can forget the case of two Blackstock ...

CUPE signs a deal
Nov 28, 2008 - 01:00 PM

DURHAM -- Public school board office, clerical, technical, custodial staff and education assistants will make 12 per cent more by the end of their new...

Province could penalize teachers
By Crystal Crimi - Nov 27, 2008 - 10:52 AM

DURHAM -- Public school elementary teacher unions are standing their ground against the Province's threat of lower wage increases. As the Nov. 30 ...

History buff receives several awards
By Crystal Crimi - Nov 26, 2008 - 01:33 PM

PICKERING -- It was a landmark day for Canadian war-history buff Cotter Allen. The Pine Ridge Secondary School graduate received eight awards at his ...

Students hear summer job horrors
By Crystal Crimi - Nov 26, 2008 - 10:30 AM

PICKERING -- The day that changes your life starts like any other, said Candace Carnahan, sitting before a gym of Grade 10 students. She would know -...

Electric buses on the road to clean transportation Video
By Melissa Mancini - Nov 25, 2008 - 03:20 PM

DURHAM -- It looks just like any other Durham Region Transit bus. Except it has no exhaust pipe on the back and the sound of the engine is barely ...

Salary not the main issue: union
By Jennifer Stone - Nov 25, 2008 - 02:56 PM

CLARINGTON -- If the only issue was salary, the Province and public elementary school teachers would have reached an agreement by now, says the head ...

Second career gets enhancements
Nov 25, 2008 - 01:59 PM

DURHAM -- More laid-off people can get help finding a new path in life, thanks to Second Career program enhancements. The ministry of training, ...

More money for student services personnel
Nov 24, 2008 - 12:16 PM

DURHAM -- Catholic professional student services personnel are getting 12.5 per cent added to their salary over four years. A renewed collective ...

New energy programs for Durham College
By Reka Szekely - Nov 24, 2008 - 12:16 PM

DURHAM -- Two new energy-focused programs at Durham College are set to take advantage of the expansion of the Whitby Skills Centre. The college's ...

Bringing history to life
Chris Hall - Nov 24, 2008 - 11:19 AM

PORT PERRY -- In Nancy Hamer-Strahl’s world, Canada’s wartime history has always been more than just textbooks and old stories.

It’s been personal....

From Pakistan to Canada
By Crystal Crimi - Nov 21, 2008 - 02:10 PM

DURHAM -- Shaffan Din doesn't remember much about his school in Pakistan - mostly that it was small and only had one window. He was only in Grade ...

Bullying: in the schoolyard

DURHAM -- Ellen's son was in Grade 4 or 5 when he started dealing with bullies. "His ...

How to deal with bullying

DURHAM -- The Canadian Red Cross offers an array of tips for youth dealing with bullying, and for ...

Sennett is home

R.A Sennett is our school, our community, our family. We see every day as a chance to improve, a ...

Weekly restorative circles now the norm at Dr. Ross Tilley

BOWMANVILLE -- Students in every classroom at Bowmanville’s Dr. Ross Tilley Public School know what ...

Technology is key at St. John Bosco

OSHAWA -- At St. John Bosco, computers and curriculum go hand in hand. "The big thing this year...

Toronto police chief comes to Oshawa

DURHAM -- Women officers had to carry their guns in purses when Toronto's police chief, Bill ...

Kedron kids may be left out of new Oshawa high school

OSHAWA -- Some Kedron Public School parents want their kids to attend a new Oshawa high school, not ...

Grade 5s swim and skate for free

DURHAM -- Many of Durham's Grade 5 students are getting a leg up on healthy living with a free ...

Breaking News

OSHAWA -- Pittsburg Glass in Oshawa has announced it will close its automotive parts plant -- a move the Canadian Autoworkers Union says will put 160 people out of work.The Oshawa parts plant on First Avenue manufactures windshields, rear and side ... read more

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Business Reporter Melissa Mancini took a quiet ride on a new...

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Things are different with your visit to Santa this year. The...

Bobby Orr Night in Oshawa Bobby Orr Night in Oshawa

Hockey legend Bobby Orr was honoured by the Oshawa Generals...

Standing room only for Bobby Orr Standing room only for Bobby Orr

There were lineups at the General Motors Centre in Oshawa Th...

Gators off to Metrobowl Gators off to Metrobowl

The big game is set for Wednesday night at the Rogers Centre...

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