Taking the time to remember
Hundreds of people made their way to Memorial Park on Nov. 11 for the city’s annual Remembrance Day ceremonies. By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express The cenotaph at [...]
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Incinerator closer to coming back online
Diagnostic tests at the Durham York Energy Centre have shown that it is now emitting well below the regulated limit for dioxins and furans. If tests conducted earlier this [...]
Generals win seventh straight
A scary moment during Sunday’s game against Sudbury as Oshawa’s Robbie Burt was motionless on the ice for nearly 20 minutes before being wheeled off on a [...]
No resources to stop Uber
While Uber drivers are violating city bylaws, the head of the city’s bylaw enforcement division says his department does not have the manpower to enforce them. By Joel [...]
Heavy lifting ahead for Oshawa’s Harbour Lands
The city has received a draft certificate of property use from the province for the harbour lands, the next step in getting the property ready for its future as a park, [...]
18k-plus left without power
Nearly 20,000 customers were left in the dark after two separate incidents caused power from Oshawa PUC to be knocked out. Areas in the dark spots on the map are where [...]
Looking at the big picture
Matthew Anderson has officially taken over the helm at Lakeridge Health. A veteran in the healthcare field, Anderson says he will be seeking more investment for the [...]
Images released of laundry room thief
Durham police have released these images of a suspect wanted for twice attempting to pry his way into a coin box in an apartment building’s laundry room. Police are [...]
$19k in drugs, cash seized
Police have seized thousands of dollars in drugs after a search of an Oshawa home. Following a number of community complaints about high pedestrian traffic going in and out [...]
Motorist has gun pointed at him on Highway 401
A trio of Toronto males is facing charges after stealing a replica gun at an Oshawa store and then pointing it at a highway motorist. At approximately 4 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. [...]