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Federal Green Party candidate Pat Gostlin is being remembered as making major contribution to democracy in Canada. Ms. Gostlin was killed in a weekend car accident.
Green Party mourning Pat Gostlin
Pat Gostlin made big 'contribution to democracy,' says Green spokeswoman
By Jennifer Stone - Oct 27, 2008 - 02:36 PM
OSHAWA -- Pat Gostlin is being remembered by her political party as making a major "contribution to democracy in Canada," and specifically, for helping ensure leader Elizabeth May participated in the televised national leader's debate. Ms. Gostlin was killed in a collision with a suspected drunk driver early Sunday morning, at the intersection of Park Road South and John Street in Oshawa.

It was Sept. 9 when an announcement was made that, due in large part to reaction from Conservative leader Stephen Harper and NDP leader Jack Layton, Ms. May would not be included in the televised leaders' debates.

On September 10, Ms. ... read more
The show must go on: Regent opener hits snags Video (0)
Parvaneh Pessian - Oct 26, 2008 - 04:58 PM
OSHAWA -- Hundreds of patrons who flocked to the highly anticipated grand reopening of the Regent Theatre were left in the cold while organizers scrambled to work through last minute snags.  ... read more
Flu clinics set to begin
Oct 27, 2008 - 12:15 PM
DURHAM -- Get the shot, not the flu. On Nov. 1, the Durham Region Health Department is kicking-off its annual community influenza campaign. The campaign is for all residents six months of age and ... read more
Most Durham homeowners facing reassessment increase
By Keith Gilligan - Oct 27, 2008 - 11:47 AM
DURHAM -- Homes in Durham Region are facing an average assessment increase of 13.7 per cent. The Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) is reassessing properties in Ontario this year, the ... read more
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Heroic effort opens historic theatre
Break-in probe leads to 100 charges against Whitby men

DURHAM -- More than 100 charges have been laid against two men after an investigation into numerous commercial break-ins across Durham Region. Working...

Trial for Hells Angels to begin Monday

WHITBY -- Opening statements are scheduled Monday morning in the trial of two Hells Angels officers accused of conspiring to commit murder. The trial ...

Security high as Tippett makes court appearance

PETERBOROUGH -- Security was extraordinarily high as Stanley Tippett made a brief court appearance in Peterborough Thursday. The courtroom was largely...

Catholic board loses students to closings

DURHAM -- Following the closings of five Oshawa Catholic schools, 49 students have made the public board their new home. A school enrolment update ...

Cleaning up Oshawa's closed schools

OSHAWA -- With the consolidation of 11 Oshawa schools into six comes extra furniture and equipment for the Durham Catholic board. In the coming weeks...

Regional school council reps elected

DURHAM -- A Brooklin parent is the new chairman of the 2008-2009 regional Catholic school council. Jim McGrorey, a St. Bridget Catholic School parent...

Photography heritage program for youth

AJAX -- Cultivate the activist and artist within. The Youth Centre hosts The Urban Eyes Youth Photo and Awareness Project series that will provide the...

Fundraising event to raise funds for new wrought iron fence

AJAX -- Enjoy a night of wine and cheese while supporting a local church project. St. George's Anglican Church is currently raising funds to ...

Celebrate community hall's history

UXBRIDGE -- Siloam Hall's doors will be wide open to the public this weekend. The hall board is hosting an open house celebration on Saturday, ...

Columnist shows Liberal bent

To the editor: Crystal Crimi's column, "Short campaign could have hurt, but maybe it helped" (News Advertiser, Friday, Oct. 17) clearly ...

Experiment with different lures and jigs

In any tackle store, the majority of the space is taken up by rows upon rows of soft plastic baits. Some actually look like fish, swim like fish and ...

Heart goes out to victims

To the editor: It so saddens me to read about the desecration of the makeshift mosque here in Port Perry. My heart goes out to these members of our ...

Bruins, MoJacks starting to pull away

NORTH DURHAM -- There is some separation starting to take hold in the Central Jr. C League. Not that the Uxbridge Bruins and Port Perry MoJacks can ...

Generals snap out of funk

OSHAWA – For someone who was on the bubble of even making the team this season, Jeff Brown sure has come a long way with the Oshawa Generals.A free ...

Terry taking it to the next level

WHITBY -- Whitby Junior Wolves captain Kelly Terry has been selected to represent Ontario at the National Women's Under 18 Hockey Championship. The ...

Going to the dogs

WHITBY -- One local woman's business plan came to her while she was doing something she does every day: walk her dogs. Jo Ann Baguioro-Thompson was ...

Ajax-Pickering business community celebrates

AJAX -- Business and community leaders got together last week to celebrate all they do to make Ajax and Pickering a better place to live, work and ...

New program helps companies break into foreign markets

DURHAM -- You don't have to be big to take on the world. That's the message a new initiative of the Ontario Chamber of Commerce and the ...

Panic at the G1

OSHAWA -- My heart was beating rapidly, my tongue dry but the time was now for my G1 test. Again. I'd failed the first time and didn't want to...

Uxbridge awarded for green efforts

UXBRIDGE -- Uxbridge residents and businesses are being honoured by a conservation authority for their green efforts. The Lake Simcoe Region ...

Internet safety forum coming to Uxbridge

UXBRIDGE -- Internet safety will be the focus of a forum hosted by Uxbridge schools in November. A free public session will be held Tuesday, Nov. ...

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2008 Walk of Fame Inductee: Authors & Swinson 2008 Walk of Fame Inductee: Authors & Swinson

Performers Barry Authors and Howard Swinson were honoured wi...

Crash closes Thickson rd during morning commute Crash closes Thickson rd during morning commute

An suv crashed into a tractor trailer early Friday morning. ...

Police Officers Recognized for a Job Well Done Police Officers Recognized for a Job Well Done

The 6th annual Durham Regional Police Awards dinner was held...

New campus opens New campus opens

After months of construction, a new building for the UOIT te...

Chief is on the ball Chief is on the ball

Eagle-eyed Police Chief for a Day Nicholas McLaughlin spotte...

Heroic effort to open historic theatre Heroic effort to open historic theatre

Construction workers in hard hats mingled with black tie gue...

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