There is currently GO bus service to Bowmanville, but commuters say the buses can get crowded, especially at peak times.  Continue reading →

Last year, marine unit police officers issued nearly 300 tickets to those who failed to have proper safety equipment.  Continue reading →

Staff and students at John M. James Public School gathered in solidarity with the school’s Pride club to commemorate the day. Continue reading →

Ward 1 Coun. Ian McDougall said the investment is needed now more than ever.  Continue reading →

Nadine Young will be donating her liver to Jarrett Singer, 19, on Mother’s Day. Continue reading →

MPP Lindsey Park has written a letter to transportation minister Jeff Yurek about the matter.  Continue reading →

A 41-year-old man was arrested and charged with breach of trust and theft over $5,000.  Continue reading →

The cause of his death has not been determined at this time. Investigators say there is no evidence of foul play.  Continue reading →

The “Future City Competition” is part of an effort to get more students interested in engineering.  Continue reading →

The provincial government is proposing to reduce the frequency of nerve-blocking injections, a crucial therapy for thousands of chronic pain patients. Continue reading →

“Our thoughts are with Lori Kaye (who was killed in the shooting) … the rabbi and those who were injured,” said Rabbi Tzali Borenstein from Chabad of Durham Region. Continue reading →

“Obviously, it sucked,” said a Leafs superfan who goes by the name of Captain Oshawa. Continue reading →

The proposed plan would lead to the OAS shutting its doors. Continue reading →

Durham residents have diverted more than 200,000 kg of batteries from waste since 2012. Continue reading →

Officers were called to a house party on Calais Street late Saturday night. Continue reading →