NEWS

By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express A study that could potentially save the city serious dollars, slated for completion last year, has been delayed even further. Last year, [...]

Earlier this month, the city got its yard waste collection started. Residents living in Area 1 should have seen the start of collection the week of April 11, and Area 2 saw [...]

Rescue workers face debris left by earthquakes that hit the Kumamoto region of Japan earlier this month. The quakes, which left 48 people dead and injured thousands more, has [...]

The region’s finance and administration committee has shot down a price increase to the U-Pass, which gives bus passes to university and college students at a steep [...]

In 2007, 16 regional councillors and staff spent approximately $192,000 on a trip to Europe to see various energy-from-waste facilities before moving ahead with the now [...]

Cities may soon have the option to ban political donations from developers and other groups as part of proposed changes to the Municipal Elections Act – something [...]

By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express A meeting with the prime minister and a collection of other big city leaders has Mayor John Henry optimistic the city will soon see [...]

A growing number of people in the Oshawa area are receiving employment insurance payments from the government, according to new numbers from Statistics Canada. This past [...]

After more than 20 years of work with the union, Colin James recently took over as president of Unifor Local 222. James says this year is a crucial year for both the union [...]

Oshawa cyclists, along with Durham municipalities, are appealing to the province to add cycling infrastructure to the roads approaching the overpasses and underpasses of the [...]