Common sense solutions at the pier
(Cartoon by George Longley) The fact that the City of Oshawa and the Oshawa Port Authority are even discussing the possibility of closing the Oshawa pier to the public is a [...]
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Pier access in question
Following issues at the Oshawa pier, discussions between the City of Oshawa and the Oshawa Port Authority are ongoing regarding continuing to allow public access to the pier [...]
Deleted or not? Discrepancy found in city’s claims around depot investigation
In 2013, two Oshawa residents were arrested and pulled from Oshawa council chambers following the delivery of a report from municipal investigator George Rust-D’Eye (top [...]
Oshawa thumped for $6 million
By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express The decade long legal battle between the city and region over transit has ended, and exactly what it has cost is now public information. [...]
Glen Stewart Park renovation plans back before council
Updated plans to renovate Glen Stewart Park on Cabot Street in Oshawa are now in the hands of city council. (Photo by Joel Wittnebel) By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express The [...]
Potential future stars highlighted at Gens camp
Oshawa Generals left-winger Nick Wong (#96, pictured above) was one of more than 30 players who attended the team’s orientation camps on April 21 and 22. General [...]
Clarity beginning to come for new street check regulations
By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express The fog was thick at first. Classifications, rules, definitions, practicalities, most of it was surrounded in shades of grey. However, [...]
Air quality standards could impact DYEC
Durham Region staff fear that changes to provincial air quality regulations will impact monitoring at the Durham York East Energy Centre. By Dave Flaherty/The Oshawa Express [...]
Region wants funding for nuclear waste storage
The Region of Durham is seeking compensation from the Ontario’s energy sector for the continued storage of nuclear waste. Above, the ongoing refurbishment of the [...]
Simcoe Street United Church looks for help following severe weather damage
Simcoe Street United Church is looking to raise funds to repair the historic steeple, which was damaged during the recent ice storm. (Photo by Dave Flaherty) By Aly Beach/The [...]