Cops nab would-be thief
Durham police have arrested a man they say was leaving the scene of an attempted robbery at a jewelry store. At approximately 11:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 16, police were [...]
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Drunk driving arrest outside police HQ
An Oshawa woman is facing several charges following an accident outside of police headquarters in Whitby. At approximately 1 a.m. on Sunday, Sept. 20, officers responded to a [...]
Home stretch
With less than a month to go, candidates are heading into the final weeks of this federal election campaign. While things have been relatively quiet on the Oshawa front – [...]
Stand up with Malala
Dear Editor, At TIFF’s Saturday screening of “He Named Me Malala,” the emotions in the room were palpable. As the audience laughed alongside Malala’s family and shed [...]
Where are the seatbelts?
Dear Editor, I do not understand why school buses are still not outfitted with seatbelts for students of all ages, but the bus driver has one. This is so archaically wrong in [...]
RICHARD, Roger Arthur
RICHARD, Roger Arthur Peacefully on Monday, September 14th, 2015. Roger, in his 65th year. Beloved husband of Sharon Stewart. Loving father of Roger Richard Jr. (Kathy), [...]
SINGH, Charity Ambrosia (née Spencer)
SINGH, Charity Ambrosia (née Spencer) (Retired registered nurse at Oshawa General Hospital; 50 year member of Knox Presbyterian Church) Peacefully, in her sleep, at [...]
LEE, Jack Housden
LEE, Jack Housden (Long time resident of Moose Lake in Haliburton) Peacefully at Haliburton Highlands Health Services, on Tuesday, September 15, 2015. Jack at the age of 90. [...]
A real lifesaver
Taryn Orava recently received the Rescuers Award from the Durham Region branch of the Canadian Red Cross for saving the life of a choking man at a wedding she was attending. [...]
Student union to host debate
Candidates from the NDP, Liberal and Green parties will be debating at the Regent Theatre on Thursday. The two Conservative candidates, Colin Carrie and Erin O’Toole, [...]