History

Step into Oshawa on September 4, 1926: a fast-growing city of electric streetcars, downtown theatres, public parks and industrial ambition.

On March 31, 1926, Oshawa saw record GM production, a storm-driven power and communications failure, a checker upset and grocery...

A 174-year-old Ajax landmark has been demolished despite weeks of community efforts urging municipal leaders to reconsider the future of...

Scugog Museum Accessibility has improved significantly with the installation of new pathways and ramps designed to make Scugog Shores Museum...

Durham Railway Roots is bringing the railway history of north Durham to life through a new augmented reality experience connecting...

Uxbridge Public Library has reopened and resumed regular operations following a lightning strike that caused a fire in its historic...

Whitby is preparing to celebrate The Queen Own Rifles of Canada Day Whitby with a special military parade on Saturday,...

The Port Perry Fairgrounds Development Sparks Community Opposition after Scugog Township released a consultant’s final report recommending significant changes to...

The cultural heritage foundations, musical theatre networks, and local sports history societies within the Durham Region are celebrating a major...

The regional military logistics framework and tactical training infrastructure in the City of Oshawa have successfully executed a high-intensity joint...