Aaron Streck

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• ‘Health of everyone first’: Vaccinations mandatory for Ontario Tech student-athletes

  The school's administration and the athletics department recently made the call.

  Sports

  Aug 10, 2021
• ‘My hard work paid off’: Whitby Olympian returns home after capturing bronze

  Canada's female athletes have had a strong showing in Tokyo and Whitby's Jessica Klimkait is among them.

  Sports

  Aug 5, 2021
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• Pickering soccer players inspired by national team’s Olympic journey

  The Canadian women's soccer team is on the verge of Olympic history as they play for gold later this week.

  Sports

  Aug 3, 2021
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• Uxbridge cracks down on stunt driving at local park

  Over the course of several months, new barriers and cameras have been installed at an Uxbridge park to stop ongoing issues, with community safety top of mind.

  Canada

  Jul 30, 2021
• Summer camps more than a breath of fresh air for kids

  After a not-so-normal school year, kids are finding some semblance of normalcy this summer at camps.

  Canada

  Jul 29, 2021
• Ajax mother opening business to fill disability service gap

  An Ajax woman is in the process of opening a business in Durham Region to help families and those in the community with developmental disabilities.

  Canada

  Jul 22, 2021
• Oshawa Generals new coaching staff prepare for 2021 season

  The team recently announced a new coaching staff and getting back to the Memorial Cup is top of mind for this group.

  Sports

  Jul 13, 2021
• Pickering mother demands fully accessible playgrounds in community

  Pickering has about 60 playgrounds throughout the city, but none of them are fully accessible.

  Canada

  Jun 24, 2021
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• Jessica Klimkait gearing up for Tokyo Olympics

  Jessica Klimkait booked her ticket to the Tokyo Olympic Games after winning the gold two weeks ago at the World Judo Championships.

  Sports

  Jun 22, 2021
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• ‘Many families feel alone’: Pickering family among millions of Canadians impacted by vision loss

  More than a million Canadians live with vision loss, and according to a recent report, it's costing the country billions of dollars a year.

  Health

  Jun 18, 2021
• ‘It’s been a good ride’: Whitby man retiring from judo after 55 years

  After 55 years, Steve Campbell is stepping away from the sport that's been such an important piece of his life.

  Sports

  Jun 14, 2021
• Durham businesses not allowed to reopen in Step 1 feel snubbed

  While it's been over two months for those Durham businesses that can reopen in Step 1 Friday, there are still many others waiting.

  Economy

  Jun 11, 2021
• BetterSocks shining light on brain cancer one step at a time

  A Thornhill family who lost their son to a rare form of brain cancer has teamed up with a marketing company from Pickering to create a picture perfect way to keep his memory alive.

  Health

  Jun 10, 2021
• Durham mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinic a team effort: ‘This is our way of giving back’

  The Durham mobile COVID-19 vaccination clinic has been traveling all over the region the past several months making sure shots are accessible to those looking for one.

  Health

  Jun 7, 2021
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• 2021 Ontario Hockey League draft presents challenges

  After lost seasons around the province, it's been a challenge not only for teams to come up with their draft boards but also for eligible players to get on them.

  Sports

  Jun 4, 2021
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• Whitby woman shares love of horses through fundraiser

  A Durham woman has launched a fundraiser to get a group of youngsters at the Durham Children's Aid Foundation out horseback riding.

  Features

  Jun 1, 2021
• COVID-19: Durham Region sports leagues frustrated by Ontario’s reopening plan

  "I don't get the chance to see my teammates and get on a soccer field and practice with my coaches," said Kimia Assa, a player with the Pickering FC.

  Sports

  May 28, 2021
• Uxbridge thanks grocery store workers with new campaign

  In Uxbridge, a new campaign has started to show those working at grocery stores how much they are appreciated.

  Economy

  May 27, 2021
• Durham Region green thumbs gear up for May long weekend planting

  The May long weekend is typically the time green thumbs start planting, and warmer weather over the past couple of days has sprouted lineups at green houses across the region.

  Canada

  May 19, 2021
• Ontario’s personal care sector demands fair treatment from provincial government

  Small businesses across the board are struggling, some more than others and that includes those in the personal care industry.

  Economy

  May 17, 2021
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• Multiple sclerosis fundraiser in Bowmanville shut down by Durham Health

  Since being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, a young Durham woman has raised thousands of dollars for research.

  Health

  May 14, 2021
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• Ajax working to make town more bicycle-friendly to help boost economy

  One thing that the pandemic has allowed people to do is get out and discover their communities.

  Economy

  May 10, 2021
• Uxbridge businesses raise eyebrows and spirits with sign wars challenge

  A new friendly feud between neighbouring shops is catching on in several communities across Ontario and it has now landed in Uxbridge.

  Canada

  May 7, 2021
• Pandemic taking mental health toll on front-line medical workers

  The pandemic has been mentally and emotionally exhausting for everyone and front-line health-care workers come face to face with the virus each day.

  Health

  May 5, 2021
• Uxbridge professional mountain bike racer bankrolls season using GoFundMe

  While the pandemic has affected the sport of mountain bike racing, Tyler Orschel is gearing up to head to Europe next week to compete.

  Sports

  Apr 30, 2021