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No speed cameras could hurt kids and seniors, says Oshawa councillor

Speed cameras will soon disappear from Oshawa's streets and one city councillor is not happy about it.Oshawa councillor Rick Kerr says municipal leaders are...

Ontario’s homelessness bill fails amid growing housing crisis

A recent bill aimed at ending homelessness in Ontario did not pass in the provincial legislature but its authors hope their recommendations get included...

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No speed cameras could hurt kids and seniors, says Oshawa councillor

Speed cameras will soon disappear from Oshawa's streets and one city councillor is not happy about it.Oshawa councillor Rick Kerr says municipal leaders are...

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No speed cameras could hurt kids and seniors, says Oshawa councillor

Speed cameras will soon disappear from Oshawa's streets and one city councillor is not happy about it.Oshawa councillor Rick Kerr says municipal leaders are...

Oshawa’s newest park has something for everyone

Oshawa’s newest park is a product of intentionally incorporating the needs of the community to create something for everyone.Rose Valley Park, located on Thornton...

Ontario’s homelessness bill fails amid growing housing crisis

A recent bill aimed at ending homelessness in Ontario did not pass in the provincial legislature but its authors hope their recommendations get included...
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DC’s PSW students help older adults with mental health

Far from home, a Durham College Personal Support Worker student’s experience volunteering with older adults has helped her feel less lonely.Ivy Sevilla, whose family...

‘Nice to see the people’ at Songs Revealed

Local artists returned to a live audience at Oshawa Music Week with last Thursday’s “Songs Revealed” competition. The event, which was held at the...

Growing need for affordable housing in Oshawa

The city of Oshawa is looking to a unique solution to the problem of affordable housing: the redevelopment of older buildings into mixed-income communities. Durham...

DC’s first in-person open house in two years

Durham College’s halls were filled with prospective students and their parents on April 9, excited for what the upcoming school year has to...

Restaurant owners question value of delivery apps post-pandemic

Some restaurants in Durham Region are starting to think twice about whether to continue with delivery app services or set them aside. They say...

Small businesses using social media to encourage people to shop local

The first COVID-19 lockdown was especially hard on Gather, a clothing boutique in Bowmanville that offers unique women’s fashions and home décor items. “Most...

The Young Novelists making steady return to stage

After a two-year hiatus due to COVID-19, The Young Novelists have finally brought their roots-rock sound back to a live stage.The band entertained a...

Durham Region prepares for incoming Ukrainian refugees

Clouds filled the sky as biting winds violently blew yellow and blue flags. Shouts and car horn blasts filled the air. The cold weather...

The story of The Hutchison House: Built in 1835 ‘as a bribe’

Nestled in the core of downtown Peterborough, a house built for a Scottish doctor in 1835 seemingly stands paused in the 19th century as...

Kops is a one-stop shop for vinyl music lovers in Oshawa

Walking into a record store is one of the most exciting things to do for a lover of vinyl music. What if that store...

New warming centre for unsheltered in Whitby

A new warming centre for homeless people has opened in downtown Whitby.Whitby has partnered with the Salvation Army and the Region of Durham to...

DRPS officer offers advice to police hopefuls

A Durham Regional Police Services (DRPS) officer has some advice for aspiring police officers currently in college and university. Quinn Tyrell, 31, lives in...