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St. Vincent's Relocation Plan Stirs Up Controversy

March 20, 2017 Editor 0

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 Celebrates Black History Month

March 15, 2017 Editor 0

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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 […]

Downtown Oshawa is home to Durham's First Shared Business Hub

March 15, 2017 Editor 0

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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 […]

Dancing Durham Cop Video Goes Viral Worldwide

February 8, 2017 Editor 0

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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. […]

Uber Takeover Targets Oshawa Too

March 8, 2016 Editor 0

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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 […]

Cheap Laughs at Buster Rhino's in Downtown Oshawa

March 8, 2016 Editor 1

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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 […]

Salvation Army Thrives Amid Goodwill Crisis

February 24, 2016 Editor 0

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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 […]

Rose Of Durham Offers Support to Single Mothers

February 17, 2016 Editor 0

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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 […]

GENSarmy Takes on the Petes

April 1, 2015 Editor 0

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In the first round of OHL playoff action, the Oshawa Generals played host to long-time rivals, Peterborough Petes. The first game was played on Friday, […]

UOIT Tuition Movement Seeks Lower Fees

March 20, 2015 Editor 0

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Cash-starved UOIT students are pushing back against rising tuition and laptop fees they don’t feel are fair. Mobile reporter Emma Pugsley investigates. [thumbs-rating-buttons]