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The scariest part of “Sinners” (2025) isn’t the vampires, it’s history

Sinners isn’t just a horror film, it’s a reflection on America’s darkest sins, from systemic racism to generational trauma.

Music fans go on a sonic adventure at Convergence festival

City enjoys diverse music across two days and three stages

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The scariest part of “Sinners” (2025) isn’t the vampires, it’s history

Sinners isn’t just a horror film, it’s a reflection on America’s darkest sins, from systemic racism to generational trauma.

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The scariest part of “Sinners” (2025) isn’t the vampires, it’s history

Sinners isn’t just a horror film, it’s a reflection on America’s darkest sins, from systemic racism to generational trauma.

Durham’s music scene ‘DREAMS’ big

A new music awards show in Oshawa aimed to showcase the local music industry in Durham Region.The inaugural DREAMS! (Durham Region Excellence in Arts...

Music fans go on a sonic adventure at Convergence festival

City enjoys diverse music across two days and three stages
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Healing the soul with art therapy

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Ontario Tech alumnus launches wedding marketplace app for South Asian and diverse communities

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Ajax Living Library brings peoples’ stories to life

When we think of libraries, we think of books. That’s where we get our stories. Recently, in Ajax people got their stories from different...

Student club provides a second home to Caribbean students

The Caribbean islands are more than just vibrant outfits and party music. They're home to a diverse community with unique cultures. Many from this...

Oshawa-raised artist Raechel Wastesicoot shines a light on beadwork at the RMG

Raechel Wastesicoot works at the Nature Conservancy of Canada by day, but otherwise she is a beadwork artist who has opened her first...

Reviving traditions: Bowmanville’s festivals make a comeback amidst pandemic recovery

In Bowmanville, Ont., the COVID-19 pandemic impacted more than just health, it struck at the very heart of the community's culture.The enforced quarantine, crucial...

A decade of cultural enrichment in Oshawa shaped by the Culture Counts plan

In the past decade, Oshawa's Culture Counts Strategic Plan (CCSP) has been the cornerstone for city's arts and cultural development. As it approaches its...

Gamers still willing to pay high prices despite money getting tighter

At the start off the pandemic, people sought something to do while stuck in their homes. Some people took up art, others turned to...

Econoline Crush lead singer reclaims his energy

Vancouver’s Juno award-winning rock outfit Econoline Crush made a stop in Oshawa this month as part of its Canadian tour to back its latest...

New mural in Pickering Village celebrates local history and community pride

The Pickering Village has been a staple for residents in the Ajax/Pickering Area since the 1800s, offering shops, restaurants, and big events. The...

Durham Region non-profit DreamCo enriches community life through theatre and music

In the Durham Region, a non-profit entity, Durham Region Entertainment and Music (DreamCo) is making significant strides in enhancing community life through theatre and...

Concert to Feed the Need highlights the need for food in Durham Region

The Feed the Need in Durham Concert is returning for its sixth year in Oshawa to help and support people who struggle with hunger...