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Durham College Hosts Open House on April 12

Justin Barber

09 Apr 2025

Durham College will host its Spring Open House on Saturday, April 12, at both the Oshawa and Whitby campuses. The event is expected to attract thousands of prospective students and their families, providing an opportunity to explore the college’s offerings and facilities.

Visitors will have access to over 145 programs, meeting faculty members, touring facilities such as the Centre for Collaborative Education, and exploring student services. According to Dr. Jean Choi, Vice President, Academic and Students, the open house serves to familiarize potential students with the learning environment at Durham College.

The open house will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., with attendees able to explore and apply for programs on-site. More information about the event is available on the Durham College website.

Weather report for Apr 26, 2025

Clouds linger to start the day across Clarington, with showers likely through the morning and into the early afternoon. Temperatures hover around 8°C before climbing to a high of 13°C by midday. Winds remain light, and by late afternoon, skies are expected to clear, delivering a drier, more

Over 150 Students from Durham Region Attend Health Care Career Event

More than 150 high school students from Durham Region, including Clarington, attended the Pathways to Care event at Ajax Pickering Hospital on June 11. The event was organized by Lakeridge Health and offered students the opportunity to participate in interactive sessions introducing various health care professions. According to a Lakeridge

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Weather report for Apr 26, 2025

Over 150 Students from Durham Region Attend Health Care Career Event

CFIA Recalls Fairway Market Croissants Due to Undeclared Egg

Durham Health Department Advises Precautions for Lyme Disease During Awareness Month