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The city is set to launch a pilot project that would see those parking on Oshawa’s streets able to pay their toll through a cell phone app, rather than by credit card. [...]

It could take as long as three years to put in automatic gates or a mini maze for pedestrians at the level crossing at Wilson Road. 2015-03-03 By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa [...]

A person trudges through the snow on the John Street bridge following a snow storm on the weekend of Feb. 20. Resident Peter Mooney says the bridge is often used by seniors [...]

Jesse Cullen, a fourth year criminology and justice student at UOIT, talks to students at the main campus last week. Cullen is part of a group, Drop Tuition @ UOIT, that is [...]

Durham Police Chief Paul Martin discusses the 2015 police budget with members of the regional finance committee. The committee voted to send the budget for council approval [...]

Gord Taschuk, a civilian operator at Durham’s 9-1-1 call centre, takes down information from an emergency call. The call centre, along with others like it across the [...]

Both the municipal and regional governments have started to receive funds from the province for damage caused by the 2013 ice storm. 2015-02-24 By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa [...]

The trial for former city councillor Robert Lutczyk is now slated to get underway next month. 2015-02-24 By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express The trial for former Oshawa city [...]

Mayor of Oshawa John Henry makes his state of the city address during the Mayor’s Luncheon put on by the Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce on Feb. 18. 2015-02-24 By [...]

2015-02-24 By Joel Wittnebel/The Oshawa Express Nearly 2,700 nurses and medical workers represented by the Ontario Nurses Association (ONA) returned to work on Tuesday after [...]