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Durham Region moves ahead with Simcoe Street transit study

Durham Region is continuing its study on the Simcoe Street Rapid Transit Corridor after regional councillors voted 13-9 to refer the report back to...
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Oshawa ComiCon brings pop culture to life with cosplay and community

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‘We’re a tight-knit community’: Bowmanville rallies after downtown fire

A major fire tore through several historic buildings in downtown Bowmanville, Ont., early Thursday morning, destroying businesses and residential units and displacing over 30...
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Durham Region’s fourth annual native seed giveaway set to happen in spring

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Durham Region moves ahead with Simcoe Street transit study

Durham Region is continuing its study on the Simcoe Street Rapid Transit Corridor after regional councillors voted 13-9 to refer the report back to...

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Durham Region moves ahead with Simcoe Street transit study

Durham Region is continuing its study on the Simcoe Street Rapid Transit Corridor after regional councillors voted 13-9 to refer the report back to...

Oshawa ComiCon brings pop culture to life with cosplay and community

Oshawa ComiCon 2025 hit the YWCA Durham on Feb. 22 and brought an eclectic mix of comics, collectibles, cosplay and pure pop culture. The...

‘We’re a tight-knit community’: Bowmanville rallies after downtown fire

A major fire tore through several historic buildings in downtown Bowmanville, Ont., early Thursday morning, destroying businesses and residential units and displacing over 30...
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GTA curly businesses benefit from COVID-19, BLM

Allaya Sue -
The pandemic lockdown hasn't been a bad thing for some online businesses, especially those that are black-owned. The awareness of the Black Lives Matter...

University sports body cancels games, but games…may…go on?

Shaun McLeod -
With the Ontario University Athletics (OUA) announcing the cancellation of winter sports on campuses across Ontario, it may seem like déjà vu for student-athletes...

Indoor farmers’ market coming to Oshawa in 2021

Aidan Cowling-Mcdonnell -
Downtown Oshawa is getting a new indoor Oshawa Farmers' Market early next year.The indoor market is expected to open on Valentine’s Day, Feb....

‘I am not going to be the guy to cancel’ Halloween: Oshawa mayor Dan Carter

Morssal Azimian -
Oshawa mayor Dan Carter says he won’t be the one to cancel Halloween during a global pandemic.Some communities in Canada have cancelled the Oct....

Ontario Tech standout playing pro soccer in Ukraine

Karandeep Singh Oberoi -
After having a great run last year, Fadi Salback, a first year forward with Ontario Tech’s soccer team, has risen to the level...

DC gets OK to welcome back international students

Karandeep Singh Oberoi -
(Editor's note: This story has been updated to accurately reflect food costs will not be covered for students as part of this plan. The...

Ridgebacks find veteran leadership in Pate

Shaun McLeod -
At the end of their inaugural season, the Ontario Tech Ridgebacks men’s basketball team had one goal in mind – surround its young...

Unable to play basketball, Ridgebacks bonding off the court

Shaun McLeod -
The Ontario Tech Ridgebacks women’s basketball team isn’t going to be playing basketball this season due to COVID-19, but that hasn’t stopped them from...

WindReach offers spooky, and safe, Halloween

Andrew Clarke -
"It's a nice option for families who don't want to go out but still want to celebrate Halloween with their kids and have something fun to do.”

Police reform in North America starts with Indigenous and Black influence

Adriel Thomas -
This year there has been a growing call for police reform all around the world. It started with the murders of multiple African-Americans by...

COVID-19’s community impact: All or Nothing brews up support

Allaya Sue -
Editor's note: This is one in a series of articles chronicling the effects of COVID-19 on businesses and organizations in Oshawa.COVID-19 isn’t stopping one...

COVID-19’s community impact:  Campus closure kills burger business

Michael S. Patrick -
Editor's note: This is one in a series of articles chronicling the effects of COVID-19 on businesses and organizations in Oshawa.The McCoy Burger company...
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