Resident says buses speeding on Coldstream Drive
An Oshawa resident recently lodged complaints about speeding buses in the area of Coldstream Drive. By Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express Dave Briggs is a resident of the [...]
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Firefighters quickly extinguish late-night blaze
Oshawa firefighters battled a fire at 111 Simcoe Street North on Friday, Sept. 21. Fire officials believe the cause to be suspicious and the investigation continues. (Photo [...]
Smiles all around
Staff, administration and most importantly clients, were all in a great mood as the Boys and Girls Club of Durham unveiled its outdoor classroom on Sept. 20. (Photo by Chris [...]
Teacher recognized for coaching excellence
O’Neill Collegiate and Vocational Institute teacher Dawn Manerowski was a recipient of a Coaching Excellence Award from the Coaches Association of Ontario. (Photo by Meghan [...]
Doors Open Oshawa returns for 15th year
Fire Hall #6 on Simcoe Street North will be one of many buildings open to the public during the annual Doors Open Oshawa event on Sept. 29. (Photo by Chris Jones) By Chris [...]
DDSB performs well in EQAO tests
By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express Durham students are exceeding provincial standards according to the latest EQAO results. The Education Quality and Accountability Office [...]
AMO calls for fair NAFTA deal
By Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express The Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) has called on Durham and other local governments to officially support Canada in its [...]
Region wants EA before Pickering decommissioning
By Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express A number of regional councillors are demanding an environmental assessment come before the planned decommissioning of Pickering Nuclear [...]
DYEC under budget in 2017
By Chris Jones/The Oshawa Express The Durham York Energy Centre (DYEC) managed to come in under budget by approximately $520,000 in 2017, while also pulling in less revenue [...]
City voting program questioned
By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express A candidate for Ward 5 is not happy with the city’s new pilot program aimed at increasing voting in multi-residential buildings. [...]