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PulsePoint partners train 80+ at free CPR event

Yesterday, 87 community members learned potentially life-saving skills at CPR clinics presented by the Oshawa PulsePoint partners. Participants gained hands-on CPR experience and learned how to use an AED (automated external defibrillator) from certified instructors.

The trainings were designed to empower more community members to feel comfortable lending a hand in an emergency situation and encourage them to download the free PulsePoint apps to put their training to use. There are two...

Congratulations to Chris Leslie, Oshawa’s Firefighter of the Year

Oshawa Fire Services (O.F.S.) is pleased to announce Chris Leslie as the Durham A.M. Kiwanis Firefighter of the Year.

Born and raised in Durham Region, Chris joined O.F.S. in 2009. He quickly became part of the Technical Rescue Team, joining in 2010, and is currently certified in rope, confined space, trench and water rescues. Chris is also an O.F.S. elevator technician.

Chris is a well-respected leader within Oshawa Fire Services and his crew. His experience, composure and ability to work...

Gibb Street under pass closed due to safety reasons until further notice.

Trail Closure: Gibb Street under pass closed due to safety reasons until further notice.

Where: On the Oshawa Trail West of Rotary Park

When: Until further notice.

Why: Due to safety reasons.

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.                    

For more information, please contact: Service Oshawa at [email protected]

City releases new Corporate Energy Management Plan

Building upon the City of Oshawa’s energy reduction actions and achievements, City Council has approved a new Corporate Energy Management Plan.

The 2024-2028 Corporate Energy Management Plan combines the City’s previous Corporate Facilities Energy Management Plan and includes the goals and objectives of the City’s Corporate Greenhouse Gas Reduction Plan.

The Plan highlights the City’s current energy conservation measures and actions; identifies areas of opportunity including a corporate Green...

Statement from Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter on Vandalism

As Mayor, I am extremely disheartened by destructive acts of vandalism at the City of Oshawa’s newly opened Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park and Garden of Human Rights.

I am saddened and frustrated to share that the beautiful Waterfront Park and Garden of Human Rights – named in honour of long-time former Oshawa MP Mr. Ed Broadbent, a champion and advocate for human rights – incurred significant and costly damages in two separate incidents of vandalism. At this time, initial estimates to repair the...