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Florida Fades in Downtown Oshawa is still going strong after 5 years of opening. Reporter Carter Smellie stopped by to see why they are a […]
Florida Fades in Downtown Oshawa is still going strong after 5 years of opening. Reporter Carter Smellie stopped by to see why they are a […]
Downtown Oshawa now has a new plant based restaurant called ” Portobello Road” located at 21 Bond Street East Oshawa. This restaurant is filled with […]
People are enjoying parks a lot more since the pandemic, so Oshawa is stepping up its park game for the public in a big way. […]
On Family Day, the Canadian Automotive Museum held its first post-pandemic Cool Cars at CAM event. Downtown Oshawa News reporter Presley Overgoor checked out the […]
The Oshawa Generals celebrated their 3rd annual Pride Night with a stellar list of events including special guest Farra N Hyte, a brand new Pride […]
Finding fun indoor things to do during the winter in Oshawa can be a bit challenging, but Archery 2 You on Celina Street can help […]
Ontario Tech University starts Black History Month conversation with a viewing of activist and comedian Boots Riley’s surrealist comedy, Sorry to Bother You. Noah Lorusso […]
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery recently hosted a curatorial tour for their Loose Parts exhibition. Reporter Brad Dundas spoke to Justin Mezzapelli, one of the artists, […]
The Entertainment cube a small local owned business that sells affordable retro memorabilia, including old video games and collectible items for an affordable price. Haydon […]
There was a lot of excitement at the Oshawa Curling Club earlier this month when visitors were treated to a special exhibition match. Reporter Gregory […]
The Back Door Mission For the Relief of Poverty in downtown Oshawa has launched an original video series providing a platform for those experiencing homelessness […]
St. Vincent’s Soup Kitchen will be moving from the downtown area to Simcoe St. Oshawa. Parker Quinn looks into the kitchen’s relocation.
Graffiti is becoming a popular way to beautify downtown neighbourhoods, but graffiti artists face many challenges on the way to perfecting their craft. Bailey Higgins […]
Biltmore Theatre was able to re-open during COVID-19 and has had some struggles but they have certainly made the most of their events. A fully […]
Geoffrey McCullough interviews Oshawa Public Libraries CEO Francis Newman about how they have been able to learn from the past year of the pandemic and […]
Avanti restaurant has lost the ability to host guests at max capacity, but that hasn’t stopped them from adapting a delivery service and doing well […]
Adam Strong was charged with two alleged homicides back in 2018 but his verdict has yet to be determined. Keanu Dolphin tells us the reason […]
The Canadian Automotive Museum is one of many businesses that has had to adjust how they operate and promote themselves during the pandemic. Marissa Ramcharran […]
McLaughlin Library has gone through a lot of changes during the Pandemic. Diego Pizarro finds out what services they are still offering and how reading […]
COVID-19 is no laughing matter. Richard Evans talks to Yuk Yuk’s franchise owner Sam D’uva about how the pandemic has affected the comedy business.
Stuart Bonell explores the changes made to the Ontario legal system amid the COVID-19 pandemic and how local services are still meeting the needs of […]
Oshawa Escape Rooms is one of many escape rooms in Durham that is filled with cool and exciting themed rooms. From Fortnite to Stranger things […]
The Durham Do It Yourself Showcase is an annual Family Day event to share unique groups and hobbies within our community, from model railroads to […]
The Bitter Wendigo was put together by three friends who came into the hair industry as strangers trying to find their way. The barbershop opened […]
If you live in Oshawa, Worlds Collide is probably one of the first places you think of when it comes to comic books, but they […]
On Valentine’s Day there was more than just love in the air in downtown Oshawa – there were also axes and arrows! Mobile reporter Chaz […]
The Oshawa House Cafè in downtown Oshawa has only been open since 2004, but roots of the restaurant go all the way back to the […]
The McLaughlin Library recently offered people of African descent the opportunity to re-trace their family trees during Black History Month. Reporter Shemar Davidson stopped in […]
Family day arts, crafts, and hobbies were on display at the Simcoe Street United Church. Spencer Cutrara was on location to check out all the […]
The Cork and Bean seems is a popular hangout for Durham College and Ontario Tech students, but did you know that much of the interior […]
Fly By Nite Buy and Sell prides itself on being able to identify trends that will have collectors coming through their doors. Our Kevin Binet-Amador […]
The Coldest Night of the Year is an annual walk hosted by The Refuge Youth Outreach Centre in downtown Oshawa. Reporter Ryan Pigeau explains how […]
Crazy Jack Bar & Grill in Downtown Oshawa hosted another successful Comedy Night on Valentines Day. Downtown Oshawa News journalist Nick Eeuwes with the story.
The Oshawa Legion Branch 43 holds its mixed darts league event on Fridays. Reporter Justin Chisholm stopped by for some “pointers.”
February 17th at the Children’s Arena in downtown Oshawa for the annual 2020 Jr Lacrosse playoff tournament. For teams were facing off to win the […]
Oshawa’s Robert McLaughlin Gallery has announced its new CEO, Lauren Gould, former COO of Toronto’s Gardiner Museum. Matthew Menary stopped by to find out more.
Dr. LeRoy Clarke gave the 4th annual black history month presentation, entitled: Progress, Process, and Priorities, to Oshawa City Council on Tuesday, February 18th. Reporter […]
Comics take to The Top Corner stage to test out their comedic chops every Thursday at 9 p.m. Our Natasha Kowalskyj went to see wha.’s […]
OPG Second Sundays at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery is a free family drop-in event sponsored by Ontario Power Generation. Mobile reporter Taewoo Yim was “drawn” […]
Our Aspen Breeze dropped by the Brew Wizards Board Game Cafe in downtown Oshawa to find out how . He snagged the scoop on some […]
Photos by Ayrish Kumar We Will Rock You brought classic Queen tracks to the Tribute Communities Centre this past Friday. The musical tells the story […]
The Arkells returned to Oshawa last month with opening act Coin. In photos, Arkells lead vocalist Max Kerman (above) puts on a show for the […]
The Oshawa Public Libraries hold regular “repair cafes,” where people can bring in their broken household objects to be fixed by volunteers. Alastair McNamara reports. […]
Story and photos by Darryl Callahan On Friday April 5th, PJ Masks brought their live show to Oshawa’s Tribute Communities Centre. For parents and children, […]
Not since October of 2009 has Oshawa seen the psychedelic and musically engaging experience that is the Blue Man Group. Returning to the Tribute Communities […]
The City of Oshawa has been conducting consultations and surveys for short-term rental companies like Airbnb that are growing within the community. Shaneese Garcia talked […]
On March 9th, local heavy metal band Valyear brings their closing act to The Atria in downtown Oshawa. Darryl Callahan caught up with the band […]
The Atria Bar & Grill hosted local musician Mark Wylie, as well as other Ontario artists at a recent album release show. Reporter Andrew Toomey […]
The Oshawa Public Library is introducing teenagers to both art and environmentalism at the downtown Robert McLaughlin Library branch. Alastair McNamara reports.
The Livingroom Art Studio is a place to relax and be creative, offering a friendly environment and free use of donated arts and craft supplies. […]
On Family Day in downtown Oshawa, the Community Builders Network of Hope’s hosted a Family Fun Day that featured everything from the mayor to free […]
The Mansfield’s Cabaret is new to downtown Oshawa and offers a great audience experience. Evil Dead is one of the audience’s favourite shows, Bradley Copeland […]
Oshawa Escape Rooms can provide people of all ages with a unique experience you wont soon forget. Kennedi Andrews reports.
The Coldest Night of the Year event, sponsored locally by The Refuge Youth Outreach Centre, invites members of the public to walk in the shoes […]
Durham Region recently hosted the Parasport games with competitive and popular sports like sledge hockey and curling. Mobile reporter Chris Hart attended the opening ceremonies […]
Story and photos by Mike Kern Dierks Bentley took to the stage Saturday at the Tribute Communities Centre along with The Hot Country Knights, Tenile […]
Some of Canada’s most talented figure skaters, including household names like Virtue, Moir, Chan, Osmond and Stojko, stopped by the Tribute Communities Centre on Nov. […]
The NHL came to Oshawa’s Tribute Communities this past Friday as the Buffalo Sabres took on the New York Islanders in pre-season play.
Story by Alastair McNamara Cirque du Soleil has returned to Oshawa for a weekend of danger and humour. The production of Corteo tells the story […]
St. Vincent Pallotti kitchen is moving to a new location where it can continue to serve up food and compassion in a more accessible space. […]
While there are thousands of comics to choose from, Comic Alley Toys also offers a wide variety of items besides comics; posters, clothing, board-games, memorabilia […]
Our Lady Peace and Matthew Good played the Tribute Communities Centre March 13th as part of their co-headlined 20-date Canadian tour with special guests Ascot Royals. Matthew […]
The playoff push is on across the OHL and throughout the province local teams are jockeying for position and the right to call themselves OHL […]
WWE Superstars took over the Tribute Communities Centre March 10ths for what was billed as the largest sports entertainment event ever to hit Oshawa. Fan […]
Nowadays, everyone’s looking for something different to do and somewhere different to go. But what do you do if you’re more of an introvert, looking […]
Local group Age of 6ixmar began their Road to Fan Expo Tournament series Feburary 25th at the Winter’s Wrath Grand Tournament hosted by Brew Wizards. […]
The Oshawa Regiment is hoping to bring more gender balance to the armed forces. Reporter Evan Halpert dropped by recently for an open house designed to […]
Worlds Collide is a small store in Downtown Oshawa full of comic books as well as collectible items for all ages. Patricia Matzelle interviewed the […]
The Oshawa Generals took to the ice last Wednesday night for a matchup against long-time rival Kingston Frontenacs. It was an exciting game from start […]
Downtown Oshawa is full of hidden gems, including Paraphernalia Books ‘N’ Stuff. This tiny shop carries many British products that can not be found just […]
The Bent Willow at 54 Simcoe Street North in the heart of downtown Oshawa has a variety of unique products that are found nowhere else. […]
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery dedicates the first Friday of every month to celebrating unique and local talent. The theme for March honoured the third moon […]
Cirque Musica Holiday presented its Believe show before a sold-out crowd at the Tribute Communities Centre on Saturday. The family friendly and fun-filled holiday event showcased incredible […]
Story and photos by Nolan Chapman-Puritch The Arkells played with the Nova Scotia-based band Matt Mays at the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa last week. […]
Photos by Phil Raby
Photos by Ryan Cowen
The Harlem Globetrotters have been entertaining basketball fans with their high-energy shows since 1926. More than 22,000 shows later, the newest version of famous team […]
Chef Gabriella Budani has been in the food industry for more than 12 years and is now the founder, CEO and top chef at her […]
After 38 years in business, Fazio’s Italian Restaurant has closed its doors. Before that final dinner service, owner Tino Fazio sat down with reporter Phil […]
These days it seems everyone is focused on their online while face-to-face interaction is becoming less common. Skyfox games in downtown Oshawa proudly keeps the […]
The Northern Portugal Cultural Centre is a focal point for Oshawa’s vibrant Portuguese community. Mobile Reporter Rui Barbosa stopped by to check out some of […]
In a world where digital streaming sites and downloads have taken over, Kops Records has become a haven for audiophiles and collectors alike. Mobile journalist […]
Downtown Oshawa news reporter Tyler Evans takes an in-depth look into the Oshawa Sports Hall of Fame inside the Tribute Communities Centre.
Vinyl is making a comeback in Downtown Oshawa. Alex Adams went exploring for the platters that matter at Wilson & Lee Music Store to see […]
Wind and freezing temperatures didn’t stop the many Habitat for Humanity volunteers who came out March 10th to help build a new house for a special […]
Robert McLaughlin Gallery recently hosted Black Lives Matter and The Durham Black Artist Collective to talk about the role of art in activism and social […]
Meaghann MacLeod attended the Speak Up Durham event in Downtown Oshawa on March 8th, where UOIT students and Durham police officers took part in an […]
A viral video of a breakdancing Durham Regional Police officer has brought worldwide attention to a dance crew from Durham College and UOIT. Mobile reporter […]
Volunteers pause for a photo in the soon-to-be relocated dining room of the St. Vincent Kitchen in downtown Oshawa. The soup kitchen has been the […]
UOIT faculties of Social Science, Humanities and Education hosted their first annual celebration of Black History Month this past February with live entertainment and an […]
Located conveniently in the heart of downtown Oshawa, Core21 is Durham’s first shared office working space. Members are able to take advantage of all the […]
If Monopoly is all that comes to mind when you think of board games, think again. Mobile reporter Selena Dawod found a whole other world […]
Jessica Thompson stopped by Justice Burgers to learn more about their ‘Giveback’ campaign and a big anonymous donation that is providing 100 burgers for hungry […]
Local Cafe, Cocoa & Joe has been popular for their gluten-free environment, but owner Sharon Jones has begun to dip into the world of open […]
Mobile Journalist Mike Major stopped by the Robert McLaughlin Gallery recently to find out what’s new on RMG Fridays and how you can enjoy the […]
On February 19th, Downtown Oshawa was treated to the return of a staple to the area, Pro Wrestling Eclipse. The local promotion came back to […]
Durham’s dancing cop has become a worldwide, viral sensation. Our Chris McKee caught up with the Internet and one of the creators behind the video. […]
Story and photos by Ryan Cowen The CrossFit Invitational was held this past Saturday at the Tribute Communities Centre in Oshawa. The fittest of the […]
Review and photos by Brandon Peddle The weather was unseasonably warm, the venue conveniently located and the fans more than ready for a night of […]
Story and photos by Amie Hooey Country singer Kip Moore came to the GM Centre on October 15th and boy, can he put on a […]
Story and photos by Darryl Callahan Some of you may know who Il Divo is, some of you may not. For those who are not […]
Story and photos by Ryan Forbes The GM Centre was treated to a roaring show on Saturday as some of the biggest names in rock […]
Photos and captions by Phil La Rosa
Hedley returned to Oshawa this week, accompanied by Carly Rae Jepsen and Francesco Yates. Photos by Ryan Cowen
Story and photos by Joshua Benoit The Harlem Globetrotters brought their fun-filled, family basketball show to Oshawa Wednesday as part of their 90th-anniversary tour. Players entertained […]
Review and photos by Nolan Chapman-Puritch Marianas Trench played the GM Centre Saturday night, but first, fans at the concert were treated to a performance […]
Story and photos by Sarah Hedley Johnny Reid received a warm welcome from a sold out crowd at the GM Centre on Saturday, March 12. […]
Looking for a different kind of hot meal in the downtown core? Phil McCabe stopped by Smoke’s Weinerie recently to check out the gourmet hotdogs […]
Smokes Weinerie at 75 King St. E. is pushing the boundaries on how you can dress your hotdog, including such creative toppings as donair meat, […]
The GM Centre has always been home to the Oshawa Generals, but it also brings in a lot of other big events. For William Balfour, […]
Uber has now made it’s way to Oshawa after the takeover of Toronto’s taxi industry. For Uber drivers, the cost to work for the ride […]
Comedian Russell Roy entertains with his standup act every Thursday at Buster Rhino’s Southern BBQ in downtown Oshawa, and welcomes all other comedians to do […]
Since the creation of the Costco in Oshawa, the downtown area has seen an increased growth in construction and traffic all connected to the new […]
Poker can be big business or just a fun night out with friends. Reporter Jordan Menzies explores the local poker community at 15 Sports and […]
Ravikumaran Jayaseelan stops by Open Mic Night at The Thristy Monk in Downtown Oshawa to check out an acoustic set with Darren James Smith and Shayne […]
Story and photos by Meaghann McLeod Blue Rodeo brought its rhythmic country rock blend to an enthusiastic crowd on February 20th at the GM Centre. […]
The Oshawa Salvation Army Thrift store is more than a place residents drop off their gently used clothes, furniture and donations. It is an outlet […]
Cocoa and Joe’s Cafe located 44 Simcoe Street North is a place where you come in out of the cold for gluten-free treats, hot beverage […]
The Robert McLaughlin Gallery is celebrating its fifth year of RMG Friday events. And as our Sarah Hedley found out, the crowds just keep on […]
The LivingRoom Community Art Studio provides a safe and creative space for the public in Downtown Oshawa. Our Tinamarie Singh stopped in recently to find […]
Rose of Durham is a not-for-profit organization assisting single mothers, new parents and expecting young couples. Reporter Ian Sookram stopped by to find out how […]
Wasted Space, located on Celina St. near the General Motors Centre, offers up hot and cold drinks in a lounge area surrounded with eye-catching art. […]
Story and photos by Colin Lack On January 30th, 2016, the General Motors Centre in association with L’Amicale French Community Centre hosted a charity game […]
Story and photo by Phil La Rosa Ventriloquist and comedian Jeff Dunham returned to the General Motors Centre January 15th to perform in front of a […]
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Photo and story by Emily Joudrey The Barenaked Ladies rocked the General Motors Centre on Nov. 17th in front of a packed crowd of teenagers, families […]
Story and photos by Phil McCabe Three Days Grace has the hit single “ I Hate Everything about you” and to no surprise, the polar […]
Story and photos by Ian Sookram There was an electric buzz in the crowd at the GM Centre as the anticipation built for the arrival of two […]
Story and photos by Nick Konarowski For the first time in more than a decade, the WWE brought live wrestling action to Oshawa on a Sunday […]
Addictive Hobbies & Games is a local favourite amongst tabletop gamers that packs a lot into their tiny space and offers monthly Warhammer events. Miche […]
Fly By Nite owner Justin Ashley has experienced pandemic restrictions in difficult ways as small businesses reel from this pandemic. Bobby Morrison talked business with […]
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