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Drainage channel maintenance underway at Robert Adams Stormwater Management Pond in Courtice, expected to finish Oct. 26

Maintenance is underway on a drainage channel at the Robert Adams Stormwater Management Pond in Courtice, and the work is expected to be finished by Oct. 26, according to the Municipality of Clarington.

For residents who use the nearby trail, the municipality says the path will stay open during the work, but trail users may see occasional interruptions as crews and equipment access the area.

Clarington said the project involves cleaning, restoring and maintaining the existing drainage channel at the stormwater pond.

The municipality has not provided a schedule for when trail interruptions may occur.

Durham College reports 10,321 domestic full-time students this fall at Oshawa and Whitby campuses

Durham College reported Oct. 15 that 10,321 domestic students are enrolled full time this fall at its Oshawa and Whitby campuses. The update gives residents in Oshawa, Whitby and nearby communities a look at how many local students are attending the college this term, including how many are starting

Clarington library’s Counting Week dates listed as Oct. 20–26, but webpage references both 2025 and 2026

Clarington Library, Museums & Archives says its “Counting Week” for the province’s annual library survey runs Tuesday, Oct. 20 to Monday, Oct. 26, but a webpage announcing the dates contains conflicting references to 2025 and 2026. Counting Week is tied to Ontario Public Libraries Annual Survey Week, when libraries

Durham College to add transfer-credit pre-assessments and remove credit-transfer fee starting Winter 2027

Durham College will begin offering eligible applicants an unofficial pre-assessment of potential transfer credits before they accept an offer of admission for the Winter 2027 intake, and it will eliminate its Credit Transfer application fee for students starting Winter 2027 programs and beyond. The changes affect people who have

Durham College women’s softball team finishes fourth at CCSA nationals in Oshawa

Durham College’s women’s softball team finished fourth at the 2026 Canadian Collegiate Softball Association (CCSA) National Championship, held over the Thanksgiving weekend at the college’s Oshawa campus. Fourteen of the tournament’s 19 games were decided by three runs or less, according to information posted by Durham

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Durham College reports 10,321 domestic full-time students this fall at Oshawa and Whitby campuses

Clarington library’s Counting Week dates listed as Oct. 20–26, but webpage references both 2025 and 2026

Durham College to add transfer-credit pre-assessments and remove credit-transfer fee starting Winter 2027

Durham College women’s softball team finishes fourth at CCSA nationals in Oshawa