In August, volunteers encountered obstacles from the city when it came to obtaining a permit to hand out sandwiches in Memorial Park. Since then, politicians have stepped in to help. Continue reading
A former employee of General Motors says several workers don’t plan on returning to the Oshawa plant, despite the fact hundreds of jobs are returning. Continue reading
Petschenig shares special bond with Brock strong, one of hundreds of youth he’s worked with since forming A Heart Like Mine. Continue reading
‘It would be significant, not just for COVID, but for any kind of airborne virus or bacteria going forward.’ Continue reading
Despite the agreement, the city is still trying to ensure it diversifies its economy to avoid being reliant on the auto industry. Continue reading
Rural Oshawa residents are fighting to block a permit application from being granted, with fears additional alleged illegal dumping could take place. Continue reading
‘It’s a great opportunity to change the face of emergency mental health,’ Dr. Klassen told Global News. Continue reading
The families have been sending countless emails to both Explorica and the insurance companies for months now, but have yet to see a refund for the trip. Continue reading
CAUTION: This story contains graphic content some readers may find disturbing. Continue reading
Dave Scholz of Leger says recent poll results suggest people have experienced ‘a loss of control to a certain degree’ as the coronavirus pandemic persists. Continue reading
“When we speak to our rural colleagues, they tell us this is a day-to-day practice.” Continue reading
The DCDSB student senate says students should be allowed to wear various items including bonnets, silk head scarves and durags. Continue reading
Graphic and disturbing details were heard in court Wednesday about how accused double-murderer Adam Strong handled 18-year-old Rori Hache’s remains. Continue reading
‘It’s frustrating knowing that by the time I switch it won’t even matter.’ Continue reading
The 50-unit development is supposed to go up beside a long-term care home, something the community says they are concerned about. Continue reading