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Free family event hosted by Oshawa Fire Services features live demonstrations (opens the original)
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Oshawa Fire Services will host a community safety day this weekend at Fire Station 5 in north Oshawa, located at 1550 Harmony Rd. N. The free family event will run Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and feature displays and representatives from the Durham Regional Police Service and Durham Region Emergency Medical Services, in addition to Oshawa Fire Services. The three organizations will showcase equipment and vehicles, and present live demonstrations of vehicle rescues, rappelling and other acts
More than $540M raised since launching nationwide in 1992 (opens the original)
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The Canadian Cancer Societyâs annual âRun for the Cureâ is coming to Oshawa this weekend. The Oct. 4 runs are in communities across Canada to raise funds for breast cancer research. The event has raised more than $540 million since launching in 1992. The run at Oshawaâs Lakeview Park will be the only one in Durham. You can choose between a five-kilometre and a one-kilometre run or walk. This yearâs Oshawa event has attracted more than 100 participants and raised tens of thousands of do
Scugog mayoral candidates discuss growth, housing affordability and tourism. (opens the original)
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The candidates for mayor of Scugog came together Sept. 16 for a debate at the Scugog Community Recreation Centre. All six mayoral candidates â Mike Coll, Charles Deane, Jack Doak, Ian McDougall, David Whitfield and Wilma Wotten â were in attendance. Coll, who has previously run for Torontoâs city council, moved to Scugog in 2023. He had a career in fire safety engineering. Deane was born in the United Kingdom and moved to Canada at age two. He has lived in Scugog since he was 13 and studi
Kids at this Oshawa housing co-op helped design a new playground built by a non-profit (opens the original)
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An Oshawa housing co-op just secured itself a brand-new playground with the help of a U.S. charity organization. Laura Reid has lived in the Maple Glen co-op on Wilson Road North for a little over a year. One source of frustration with the area was its lack of an outdoor playground â a problem for her three children, particularly her 12-year-old neurodivergent son. Last year, she got in touch with the charity Kaboom and, on Sept. 26, more than 100 volunteers came together to build a new playgr
Oshawa award show celebrates Sum 41, Crown Lands and other Durham musicians (opens the original)
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Oshawa hosted the second annual Dreams Music Awards last week at the Biltmore Theatre, celebrating musicians and music industry supporters from across the Durham Region. The award show really dates back to 2018, when Durham College music business instructor Tony Sutherland and some students established the Oshawa Music Awards. They rebranded to Dreams last year to expand their focus to the region as a whole. This yearâs show presented some major awards to big names like Ajaxâs Sum 41 and Osh
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