Cyclist struck by vehicle in Oshawa
A cyclist is in serious but stable condition after being hit by a vehicle near Taunton Road and Somerville Street in Oshawa. The driver then lost control of the car and ran [...]
Articles by Chris Jones
New pot shops could be coming to Oshawa
By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express Oshawa’s first retail cannabis store only opened a month ago, but it could soon face some competition in the city. The Alcohol and [...]
Labour council protests on cuts target Durham MPP
Protesters gathered outside the office of Durham MPP Lindsey Park on Aug. 16. (Photo by Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express) By Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express Not even the [...]
Oshawa singer looks to rise above at the CNE
Kalista Wilson, 15, of Oshawa is performing at the CNE Rising Star Competition for the fourth year. The teen has made the finals of the competition every year she has [...]
Suspects wanted in violent robbery
Investigators are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects after a street-level robbery that occurred in mid-July in Oshawa. On July 11, at [...]
Guilty verdict provides brief glimmer of relief
Dominik Prusinski, 21, died on Jan. 8, 2017. A 19-year old Oshawa man, who was 17 at the time and cannot be named under the Youth Criminal Justice Act, was found [...]
Trudeau needs to go
Dear Editor, Again on Aug. 14, Justin Trudeau was found guilty of another ethics violation. That makes two for him in his first term. No other prime minister has ever been [...]
Oshawa youth reaching for the stars at CNE
Abigail Bryson, 10, shown with her mother Sylvia, will perform at the CNE Rising Star Competition on Aug. 18 (Photo by Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express) By Chris [...]
Changing the future of artificial intelligence
Eduardo Perez Valle and Miguel Vargas Martin of Ontario Tech University are currently working to make artificial intelligence more empathetic by developing the [...]
Autistic adults face service gaps
Oshawa MPP Jennifer French speaks during a roundtable with parents of autistic young adults. Parents said many institutions are not equipped to meet their children’s [...]