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One-day festival is showcase of acclaimed authors, book fair and workshops.
Ajax residents want heritage assessment before decision is finalized.
"No two people have the same symptoms," said Haseel Bhatt in a viral video posted to social media.
Some Muslim students at Ontario Tech are raising concerns about how the university decides permissions for student-run events. The Muslim Student Association (MSA) says the university unfairly intervened to cancel or prevent events hosted by the club - and even bypassed the Ontario Tech Student Union (OTSU) - while making these decisions.
Fresh sounds from up and coming local musicians were the focus of Saturday's show at Kops Records in downtown Oshawa. The show was put together by Lucky Barracuda, a "DIY music series" produced by Pickering's Luca Capone and Andrika De Lanerolle, who goes by Andie D.
'If you're really about it, treat me like an equal'
Wrote and co-produced: "Durham Region's car dependency: how should we fix it?" Second-year journalism students take the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals out of the textbook and into their own backyards.
I co-produced, wrote and hosted the podcast episode, 'Name of the Game,' for The Chronicle on Riot Radio. We discussed storytelling and narratives in GTA 5, Risk of Rain 2, and The Sims 4-with insider takes on why games are so addictive.
Hundreds of people turned out in Oshawa this past weekend for three days of culture, art and music at Convergence 2025. A six-block section of downtown from Centre Street to Mary Street was opened to the community which thronged the streets.
Toronto's 'Tapestry Jams' marks two years with six artists and the community