Youth can try baseball for free
Baseball Oshawa is once again offering a chance for local youth to get introduced to the game for free. The organization is hosting three free clinics over the next month. [...]
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Justin Trudeau’s values test is unacceptable
Dear Editor, As Canadians, we enjoy and cherish our fundamental freedoms and we depend on our government to protect these important rights. What’s concerning is when the [...]
Reporting that is protecting our natural open space
Re: Making wetlands a priority – Published in Feb. 7, 2018 – The Oshawa Express Dear editor, Hurrah for the column – length editorial of Feb. 7 Making [...]
Keep a clear head
Cartoon by George Longley The growth is a good thing, it’s hard to deny. It’s hard to deny that each of those homes built, every roof that is shingled, every road [...]
Regional budget set for approval
By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express The numbers have crunched and the final figures are in, as the region’s 2018 budget will be voted on this week. During initial [...]
Fatal fire still under investigation
The Ontario Fire Marshal continues to investigate the cause of a deadly January fire in Oshawa that killed four people. By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express Oshawa fire [...]
Province investing $4 million into ACE facility at UOIT
Minister of Economic Development and Growth Steven Del Duca announced $4 million in funding for UOIT’s Automatic Centre of Excellence on Feb. 12. The funds will be used [...]
New OSCC cafe named after Nancy Diamond
Dignitaries and members of the board for the Oshawa Senior Citizens Centres gathered for the ceremony to name the new cafe at the OSCC John Street branch in honour of Nancy [...]
Hospital, long-term care workers rally for increased funding
The Ontario Council of Hospital Unions and the Canadian Union of Public Employees held a joint rally at Lakeridge Health in Oshawa calling for increased provincial funding [...]
Changes coming to election sign by-law
Roughly every four years, the city is flooded with election signs – whether they be municipal, provincial or federal. With the passing of Bill 181, the Municipal [...]