Police say Keith Theodore Constantin was taken into custody on October 19, eight days after his release into the community.
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Police closed Ryerson Crescent and Sheridan Street for an investigation after a woman and children were struck by a vehicle on Wednesday morning.
New Ontario 511 listings add October 23–24 and October 25–30 overnight Highway 401 lane restrictions between Ritson and Harmony.
Oshawa expects sunny skies and a high of 15 C on October 21, followed by a clear night and a low of 5 C, Environment Canada…
Immanuel Christian School says its Oshawa lease runs to June 2028 as it seeks a way to remain at the Glovers Road property.
New reporting revisits the 2022 financial statements of three Oshawa councillors seeking the mayor’s office, with historical income totals and donor disclosures in focus.
Oshawa receives $560,860 for two tree projects, including 1,600 plantings across the city and 40 large-caliper trees at Rotary Park.
St. Bridget, St. Mark the Evangelist and St. John the Evangelist finished first, second and third at the October 15 school tournament.
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery’s teen-led council continues into autumn, with hands-on art activities, event planning and volunteer opportunities.
Oshawa expects sunshine and a high of 17 C on October 20, followed by a clear night and a low of zero, Environment Canada says.
