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Call for nominations: Oshawa accessibility awards 2025

The City of Oshawa and the Oshawa Accessibility Advisory Committee annually present Accessibility Improvement Awards to residents, businesses and organizations of Oshawa who have taken steps to improve accessibility for people with disabilities.

There are many individuals, businesses and organizations in our community that are making a difference so that people of all abilities can actively live, work, learn and play in Oshawa. Perhaps it is the neighbour who shovels the snow from your mother’s...

Explore Nollywood for free February 26 at the Regent Theatre

Nollywood, a term used to refer to the Nigerian film industry, is taking over the Regent Theatre from 7 p.m. – 10 p.m. on Wednesday, February 26.

Community members are invited to attend the free event to experience a night filled with live performances, invigorating discussion and a film screening.

Hosted by the City of Oshawa, Ontario Tech University’s Faculty of Social Science and Humanities and Ontario Tech Student Life, Explore Nollywood is committed to honouring the contributions that Black...

Centennial community-based art project installed at Delpark Homes Centre

The City of Oshawa is excited to announce the installation of the centennial community-based art project, “How Many Hearts?” at the Delpark Homes Centre located at 1661 Harmony Road North.

The “How Many Hearts?” project, created in collaboration with the LivingRoom Community Art Studio and community members, was created with mulberry paper and permanent marker. This artwork unites more than 300 individual perspectives, stories and aspirations in a hanging artwork that symbolizes the bonds we share...

Nominate a Community Legend today!

The City of Oshawa is now accepting nominations from individuals, groups, and organizations that have positively touched our community for the Community Legend Award.

The Community Legend Award recognizes a person of any age or an organization or a group who has:

• made a significant contribution to an activity, sport or community initiative as a volunteer;
• contributed to improving the quality of life of the Oshawa community; and/or,
• made a significant impact on the Oshawa community at a grassroots...

2025 Budget “Addressing the Present; Building for the Future”

The City of Oshawa’s 2025 Budget has been adopted. The budget reflects the City’s Strategic Plan and Financial Strategy, and focuses on strategic decision-making, service levels and long-term financial sustainability strategies like cost mitigation, building reserves and investing in infrastructure.

The property tax bill issued by the City of Oshawa collects property taxes for not only itself, but also the Regional Municipality of Durham and the Province for local school boards. The Oshawa...