By Lindsey Cole/The Oshawa Express

Around 100 exotic animals that call Oshawa home could be seized by City of Oshawa bylaw enforcement.

By Lindsey Cole/The Oshawa Express 

The Regent Theatre will be taking a brief intermission after portions of the ceiling fell recently.

By Lindsey ColeThe Oshawa Express 

Ray Collingham says a stigma seems to follow him wherever he goes.

Despite being acquitted in 2009 on 15 child sex charges, the former Durham Region gymnastics coach says life will never be the same.

In order to provide more opportunity for public input on the Oshawa Municipal Airport’s proposed 1,000-foot runway extension, City staff has recommended an in depth process filled with public meetings and information sessions.

Durham College's Erin Emery recently moved into fourth place all-time on the OCAA women's basketball scoring chart.

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With a solid 12-point outing against the Loyalist Lancers, Erin Emery moved up another spot on the OCAA all-time scoring chart.

A tough 5-3 loss to the York Lions still brought some good with it for the UOIT Ridgebacks men’s hockey team.

Make it three in a row for the Durham College men’s basketball team.

The Lords notched their third straight victory by stifling the Loyalist Lancers 91-71 in Belleville recently.

Before the official opening of the Durham Chinese Canadian Culture Centre, several musicians played traditional Chinese instruments to swoon the crowd.

By Lindsey Cole/The Oshawa Express 

The bright red and yellow Chinese lions enter the room to drums pounding in a loud, fast rhythmic beat.

The up and down pattern of the city’s weather means lakes and streams are not completely frozen and are not safe for recreational fun like ice hockey or skating, police warn.

Durham police issued the public warning after two recent incidents where people on snowmobiles fell through the thin ice into frigid waters.

Habitate for Humanity Durham Salvage Coordinator Lindsay Neilly and Kathy Chateauvert, in fund development, stand next to a banister that was taken out of a home as part of a new project where volunteers and Neilly enter homes that are slated for demolition by the MTO and take out goods to be sold at locations or recycled.

Lakeridge Health has reached a golden status.

An Oshawa man is facing multiple drug and weapons charges after a search warrant of his home turned up thousands in drugs, cash and a loaded handgun.

The Durham Police Central East Division Target Team executed a search warrant at the Greenwood Avenue home on January 12 as part of an ongoing investigation, police say.

An Oshawa man is facing multiple drug and weapons charges after a search warrant of his home turned up thousands in drugs, cash and a loaded handgun.

The Durham Police Central East Division Target Team executed a search warrant at the Greenwood Avenue home on January 12 as part of an ongoing investigation, police say.

An elderly man struck by a car just days before Christmas has died in a Toronto hospital as a result of his injuries, police say.

The 82-year-old man was crossing Simcoe Street from a private driveway just south of Beatrice Street on December 20 when a Black Volkswagen Jetta, which was traveling north on Simcoe Street hit him.

A road rage incident escalated into a scary situation for two people after one driver  pointed a replica handgun at them while stopped at an intersection.

Officers were called to the intersection of Simcoe and Wentworth Streets just after midnight on January 16 for a reported road rage incident.

Over the past six years Harman Park’s future has always been up in the air, skating ever so delicately on thin ice.

One meeting in 2009 was held at G.L. Roberts Collegiate Institute and drew hundreds as the fate of the arena was discussed.

With budget season on the horizon, City council has begun clearing the decks.

First on the docket is Harman Park Arena. Will the old girl see another season?

Or will the $300,000 in operating expenses and $3 million in capital costs shutter the rink?

Each and every year since the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act was passed in 1996 the Sunshine list is released.

This year brought with it a series of changes for the city.

A brand new council got to know each other and learned the ropes of local politics, the miniature village saga came to a close and a lavish incinerator groundbreaking party left many with a bad taste in their mouth.

Dear Editor, 

Free trade can be looked at as an entrepreneurs dream.

The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was the start to those dreams.

Dear Editor, 

I want to take time to acknowledge a great hero, a young man called Steven Beyea.

He lives a t 51 Sundrive Street in Whitby.
I was in an accident and went down into a deep valley, on Friday, Jan. 13. I slid across Burns Street and went down into a valley.

Dear Editor, 

For any local history/heritage buffs out there you couldn’t get more intensive and thorough than Geoff Zochodne’s review of the Genosha Hotel’s storied past.

If any high school kids had to do a history project relating to Oshawa, Geoff just scored them an A+ on it.

By Bill Fox/Columnist

Winter has finally arrived.

By Glen Goodhand/Hockey Historical Highlights

In 1985, two years after Brian Bellows’ feat (scoring while his team was playing two men short), Dave Poulin of the Philadelphia Flyers turned the trick.

By Diane Sokoloski/Columnist

Male number one: Name: Mickey the cat. Nickname: Mooka. Weight: 15 pounds.

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