Oshawa Generals don new surprise jerseys for Pride Night
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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 […]
Aiming to rekindle fond memories of summer camp? Archery 2 You can help
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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 Screens “Sorry to Bother You” for Black History Month
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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 […]
Curatorial Tours: Loose Parts at RMG
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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, […]
Fly By Nite – Keeping the business afloat during the pandemic.
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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 […]
Downtown memorabilia store sells affordable reminders of days gone by
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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 […]
Exhibition Game Surprise at Oshawa Curling Club
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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 […]
#wearelistening Campaign from the Back Door Mission Gives Voice to the City’s Voiceless
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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 relocating
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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 artist says community support can allow emerging artists to grow and give back
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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 […]