For crying out loud
City crier Bill McKee, seen earlier this year at the Father’s Day parade, came in second at an international town crier competition in Pennsylvania. City crier Bill [...]
COMMUNITY
Centre open for business
Randy Henry (left) and his son Kurt with Mortgage Centre in Courtice stand with Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster as they cut the ribbon on their newly renovated office at 2727 [...]
The plight of a caregiver
Joyce McMillan has been caring for her husband of 62 years, Garth, who has seen his mental and physical health decline over the past decade. He was diagnosed with [...]
The Water Walkers are coming
Josephine Mandamin, seen here in 2010, will be walking through Oshawa as part of a walking journey from Quebec to Wisconsin to raise awareness of maintaining the safety of [...]
Marigold Ford named Autofest title sponsor
Mayor John Henry, left, Marigold Ford president Terry Souch, Whitby-Oshawa MP Pat Perkins and Whitby-Oshawa MPP Christine Elliott were on hand for the announcement that the [...]
New website for cyclists
The Region of Durham has launched a new website that will make it easier for residents to access cycling-related news. The new Cycle Durham website will provide residents [...]
First Durham festival coming in September
By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express Come September, residents of Durham will get the full gambit of lights, camera and action at the inaugural Durham Regional Film Festival. [...]
From the taps to the stone
Matt Gibson, left, Jeff Dornan and Eric Dornan are the men behind Underdog’s Brewhouse, which makes the All or Nothing wheat beer, now available at the LCBO. The [...]
DC social media savvy
Durham College is ranking high in the technology world. The college was recently ranked among the top 20 performing Canadian post-secondary institutions on Facebook and [...]
Trent, DC sign agreement
Dr. Leo Groarke, left, president of Trent University, and Don Lovisa, president of Durham College, sign a pathway agreement between the two schools for students in the [...]