Name: Every 30 Seconds
Start: 2019-06-22T19:00:00-04:00
End: 2019-06-22T22:00:00-04:00
Location: Robert McLaughlin Gallery

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Students fuming over large OSAP decreases

By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express Post-secondary students across Ontario [...]
City offering education on dealing with coyotes

As the City of Oshawa continues to expand, human interactions with coyotes [...]
Region taking cautionary approach to blue-green algae

The Durham Region health department has started its beach monitoring [...]
Roger Anderson recognized for municipal contributions

Former Durham Regional Chair, the late Roger Anderson. The Federation of [...]
Legionnaires off to strong start

By Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express Baseball season is now well under way, [...]

Roger Anderson recognized for municipal contributions

June 19, 2019

Former Durham Regional Chair, the late Roger Anderson. The Federation of Canadian Municipalities (FCM) has honoured the late Roger Anderson with a Roll of Honour Award. The award recognizes Anderson’s contributions to local government and to the organization itself. As a long-time board member with FCM, Anderson served as a director and chair of the Ontario Caucus. A media release states Anderson “took pride in his leadership of the standing committees on international relations, [...]
Louise Pitre hits the stage
The Regent Theatre is going Under the Sea
Exhibit focuses on 1930s Ukrainian genocide
Making an impact in the villages of Laos
Every 30 Seconds to educate on human trafficking
A family friendly meal

Legionnaires off to strong start

June 19, 2019

By Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express Baseball season is now well under way, and while many are turning their eyes towards Toronto, Oshawa is watching the Legionnaires. The Oshawa 15U Legionnaires are off to a strong start, with a record of 7-2, as they rest in third place in the east standings before The Oshawa Express’ press time. They have a winning percentage of .778. Catcher Michael Quick is leading the league in three major offensive categories, as he has an average of .750, and on-base [...]
Gens release 2019-20 season schedule
Gens promote love of reading
For the love of lawn bowling
Taking it to the mat
Two more Legionaires added to Nomadic roster
Sports organizations reminded to implement Rowan’s Law

Guns and drugs seized from Oshawa home

June 19, 2019

Durham police seized two firearms and quantities of cocaine and fentanyl from an Oshawa home. (Photo courtesy of DRPS) An Oshawa woman faces numerous firearms-related charges after police investigation resulted in the seizure of two guns and drugs. On Thursday, June 13, investigators from Durham Police’s Gun and Gang Unit executed a search warrant on a residence on Cedar Street in Oshawa. A female suspect was arrested in the residence and investigators recovered two firearms and approximately [...]
Man stabbed while trying to sell meat
Two suspects sought in home invasion
Whitby man allegedly assaulted child at day care
Elderly woman struck by DRT bus

I don’t want to put a damper on things, but…

June 19, 2019

Bill Fox By Bill Fox/Columnist What is up with the Raptors and Jurassic Park and how seemingly everyone across Canada watched and cheered, including my wife and I? Even on the 75th anniversary of D-Day – the day of the Normandy landings, [...]
I don’t want to put a damper on things, but…
The secret to a healthy marriage
Jean Vanier quotes to remember
Canadian ballplayers deserve better

Give developers a small break

June 19, 2019

It’s fair to say that most of us don’t enjoy handing over more money to any level of government. Every year around budget time, residents roll their eyes when the city lays out a tax increase, and we all grit our teeth when we see how much the [...]
Bringing Canada together
Bylaw flaws need fixed
A blow to public trust
The show much GO on

No fan of rainbow crosswalks

June 19, 2019

Dear Editor, Regarding the recent article on a proposed multi-coloured crosswalk at some location in Oshawa, I can think of nothing of less importance to be concerning city council. Surely there are more important matters to occupy our elected [...]
Are new plate designs needed?
PC political ad panned
Cuts felt in the classroom
More on climate change