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Free screening of “There’s Something in the Water” this October

The Oshawa Environmental Advisory Committee (O.E.A.C.), in partnership with Ontario Tech University’s Office of Campus Infrastructure and Sustainability, is proud to present a free screening of the documentary film “There’s Something in the Water” on Thursday, October 24 at the Regent Theatre.

This documentary explores the injustices caused by environmental racism and how Indigenous and African Nova Scotian women are fighting to protect their communities, their land, and their futures.

The event...

Test your smoke alarms during Fire Prevention Week, October 6 - 12

Oshawa Fire Services is reminding families to regularly check smoke alarms to ensure they are in full working order. This year’s Fire Prevention Week runs from October 6 to 12 and the theme is “Smoke Alarms, make them work for you!”

This year’s focus on working smoke alarms comes in response to National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) data, which shows that most home fire deaths occur in homes with no working smoke alarms. Having working smoke alarms in the home reduces the risk of dying in a...

Statement from Mayor Dan Carter recognizing Islamic History Month

This October, I am honoured to join our Oshawa community to celebrate Islamic History Month. This is a time for reflection and recognition of the profound contributions made by Muslim Canadians throughout our nation's history.

Islamic History Month offers us an opportunity to acknowledge the Muslim community’s rich cultural heritage and achievements. From the groundbreaking work of early pioneers to the innovative contributions in various fields today, Muslim Canadians have played a crucial role...

Help map Oshawa’s Stormwater Management Master Plan

The City of Oshawa is developing its first consolidated Stormwater Management Master Plan. The Master Plan will be developed through a City-wide comprehensive study that will evaluate the effectiveness of existing key stormwater management infrastructure, develop stormwater management strategies and policies for sustainable growth through the year 2051, and recommend and prioritize rehabilitation actions and new works.

The Stormwater Management Master Plan will also consider the City’s...