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Encouraging the community to get out, explore and learn

Encouraging the community to get out, explore and learn New interactive signs along Oshawa’s portion of Great Lakes Waterfront Trail Posted on July 28, 2021 by oshawaexpress in COMMUNITY, COMMUNITY People walking along the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail in Oshawa can now explore a new interactive experience. Those walking along the trail in Oshawa can use their smartphone cameras to scan Quick Response (QR) codes placed on signage to learn about the various parks, points of interest, and amenities on the trail, while also using a navigation guide to link to other points of interest along the way. “This is another example of how TeachingCity initiatives are advancing the City of Oshawa as a leading city of urban research and learning,” says Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter.

Careless smoking cause of apartment fire | The Oshawa Express

Careless smoking cause of apartment fire Posted on July 8, 2021 by oshawaexpress in CITY, NEWS Careless smoking was the cause of a devastating fire on Ritson Road South, according to Oshawa Fire Services. Oshawa Fire is warning of the dangers of careless smoking following the apartment building fire at 1420 Ritson Rd. S. around 7 a.m. on Saturday, July 3. More than 60 community members were displaced from their homes. Fire crews and fire responders arrived to find flames breaching the roof of the apartment building, from a third floor window. Firefighters rescued many residents, two of which were sent to hospital. Community members impacted by the fire were offered DRT shuttle service to a temporary shelter set up at the South Oshawa Community Centre by the city and region’s department of social services and housing.

Keeping Oshawa safe | The Oshawa Express

Keeping Oshawa safe Posted on April 9, 2021 by oshawaexpress in CITY, NEWS The City of Oshawa has launched a new campaign to encourage the reporting of safety concerns in the community. The campaign, “If you see it, report it!” supports the mandate of the Mayor’s Task Force on Community Safety, Security and Wellbeing and its focus on community action for community solutions. It aims to “empower and educate residents, businesses and community organizations on the importance of taking action and reporting safety-related concerns, such as bylaw infractions related to public nuisance and criminal activity,” according to the city. “The City of Oshawa and Task Force are encouraging community members to be part of the solution,” says Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter. “We all have a role to play and by working together, we are building a better community for everyone.”

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