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Eat My Shortbread: Mixing Tradition, Community and Sweet Success in Oshawa

Veronica Pereira -
Eat My Shortbread, a bakery in Oshawa, Ont., has become a cornerstone for locals seeking delectable treats and a sense of connection. The business...

How this Oshawa thrift store is encouraging sustainability

Alina Bohara -
Thrift stores have become essential in reducing environmental waste, offering a sustainable alternative to the disposable culture fostered by fast fashion. This movement includes...

Echoes of Glory: Celebrating Oshawa’s Sporting History

Eric Bird -
In Canada, sports can be cultural touchstones, uniting communities and preserving the legacies of local heroes. While not every top-tier athlete becomes a household...

OVERT: Training for front-line emergency response

Megan Foster -
The Ontario Volunteer Emergency Response Team (OVERT) is made up of dedicated volunteers who brave harsh weather, rough terrain and long hours to ensure...

DRT refuses Oshawa council’s bid to reinstate Harmony-Taunton stop, amid accessibility concerns

Sunmeet Kour -
Durham Regional Transit (DRT) has rejected the Oshawa City Council's recommendation to resume the Harmony Taunton Smart Centres Stop service. The Oshawa Accessibility Advisory...

The RMG is a leader in Durham’s arts sector and community

Simone Traviss -
Since the founding of the Robert McLaughlin Gallery, community has played a vital role in its development and growth as an organization.The Robert McLaughlin...

How Oshawa became home to North America’s largest collection of military vehicles

Clayton Demaine -
The Ontario Regiment Royal Canadian Armoured Corps (RCAC) Museum, located in Oshawa, Ont., boasts the largest operational collection of military vehicles in North America.The...

Oshawa at 100: A century of transformation

simran deb -
Oshawa is known for its diversity, hard working residents, schools and buildings and an appreciation for the arts. The region has gone through many...

Oshawa’s first vertical farm founder discusses key challenges in the agriculture

Bhavya Shah -
Derrick Stevenson, the founder of Oshawa's first vertical farm Mighty Harvest, has shared the unique challenges he encountered as a young entrepreneur in the...

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

Henna Bhavsar -
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...

From Italy to Canada: The evolving path of a painter

Jaelyn Mosher -
Painting is the expression of ideas, emotions, and certain aesthetics in a two-dimensional visual form, according to Britannica.Toni Hamel, a 62-year-old Italian-born painter, began...

Oshawa’s automotive legacy cruises into a historic 60th anniversary

Matthew Mountjoy -
The automotive industry plays an integral role in many people's daily lives, manifesting in forms such as buses, cars, and even watercraft. All of...
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