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Durham police yesterday said five children under three years old were injured – one critically – after being struck by a vehicle in Oshawa.

A daycare worker with five children under three years old was walking northbound along the east sidewalk when they were struck by the turning vehicle as they were crossing the street.

The incident happened on Wednesday, Octo...


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Freedom lasted barely 10 days for the 48-year old high-risk offender who was released on October 11 in Oshawa, after having served his sentence.

Yesterday, Durham police announced he has been arrested for breaching his 14-strong court-imposed conditions (see below).

Since his release on the 11th of this month, the offender was being monitored by DRPS Offender Ma...


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The $2.5 billion investment from federal and Ontario governments to support the country’s auto industry hit by the ongoing U.S. trade war on Canada, is likely to provide some reassurance to auto industry workers at the GM plant in Oshawa and the deadlocked Stellantis plant in Brampton.

Oshawa GM plant has seen shift cuts (see below), while contract talks between Unifor...


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On September 3rd, Ryan Polley’s life was forever changed when he was involved in a serious motorcycle accident.

He suffered shattered wrists, a broken foot, and a fractured pelvis which left him with very limited use of his arms. Once-simple tasks like getting dressed, preparing food, and even using his phone have become major challenges.

Ryan states that while ...


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The City of Pickering has announced the closure of playgrounds in three of its parks to the public while it undertakes reconstruction activities at the sites.

The impacted parks are Pinegrove Park, Glengrove Park and Bay Ridges Kinsmen Park.

Pinegrove Park: The city said the playground at Pinegrove Park will be temporarily closed for its reconst...


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