“I want my money back”
Miolicent Todd, an Oshawa resident, says she was scammed for thousands of dollars online by a company that said it would make her money on the stock market. By Graeme [...]
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“A good step forward for the city”
By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express Citizens of Oshawa who have their names on a lease instead of a deed are getting a little help from city hall. Set to be released in the [...]
Incentive program quashed by committee
By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express It’s a plan with good intentions, but when it comes to a municipal budget, good intentioned plans are sometimes not cost effective, [...]
Early regional budget guidelines released
The region is getting ready to start working on its budget for next year. In a report presented at a meeting of the finance and administration committee, finance commissioner [...]
Report says no to on-street cafes outside downtown
A report from Cliff Curtis, the region’s works commissioner, calls for there to be no on-street cafes on regional roads outside of the downtown core following a request [...]
Money for new clothes for works department employees
The region is set to spend thousands of dollars on outfitting workers in the works department. According to a report presented at the latest meeting of the region’s works [...]
Youth debate on youth matters
They may not be able to vote yet, but that doesn’t mean students don’t care about politics. Students at Eastdale CVI will have the chance to ask candidates from the [...]
Second-time breast cancer survivor first to ring new gong to mark end of treatment
Beryl Woodcock was the first patient at Lakeridge to hit a new gong placed in the radiation therapy department to mark the end of treatment. Woodcock had just completed [...]
Breathing new life into Windfields Farm
City council will vote later this month on whether to provide UOIT with $38,000 to fund an audit of building conditions and conduct historical research reports on Windfields [...]
Cash for projects
Community projects are open for a grant of up to $50,000 from the Ontario Tire Stewardship Community Fund. Past projects include this track in Dryden. Those looking for funds [...]