Oshawa will hold a Survivors’ Flag ceremony and artist talk September 28, with orange-ribbon memorials available across the city.
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A two-week flooring project will change access to the fitness centre, changerooms, squash courts and Civic Dome beginning September 21.
Downtown Oshawa streets will close from 6 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. September 19 and 20 for the Convergence Music and Art Festival.
The Oshawa FireWolves selected star forward Jeff Teat first overall, added three more players and acquired Holden Garlent in a trade.
Oshawa students Jahvaun Green-Chapman and Ebiehiremen Rejoice Okonowele received 2026 Lincoln M. Alexander Awards.
Durham police say the September 7 funeral home fire was arson. Suspects are sought and no injuries were reported.
A man faces charges after an employee was threatened at a downtown Oshawa bank and about $4,000 was handed over.
Oshawa is forecast to reach 22 C Tuesday under mainly cloudy skies with a 30 per cent chance of showers and gusty south winds.
Oshawa ranked sixth among 66 Canadian municipalities in CFIB’s first small-business report card, earning a score of 6.50 and a C-minus.
The South Oshawa Community Centre pool reopens September 16 after extensive repairs, with free leisure swimming planned for residents.
