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Canada has introduced measures to tackle the production and distribution of illegal fentanyl and other drugs. The Honourable Ya'ara Saks, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, announced the creation of a Precursor Chemical Risk Management Unit (PCRMU) and the Canadian Drug Analysis Centre (CDAC). The government has allocated
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Canada will implement a 25% tariff on goods imported from the United States, commencing March 4, 2025. The tariff affects $30 billion worth of goods that qualify as originating from the United States. These tariffs will apply to products entering Canada from the U.S., but goods already in transit
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Residents of Clarington can enjoy a night of comedy as Comedy Nuggets presents a show featuring comedian Habib Siam. The event is scheduled for Friday, February 21, at 8:30 PM at Volt Raceway in Bowmanville. Habib Siam, known for blending humor with personal experiences, will headline the show, bringing
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The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has issued a statement anticipating increased border traffic during the upcoming March Break. The agency notes that this period traditionally experiences higher volumes of travelers. In 2024, the CBSA recorded processing over 93.4 million travelers at Canada's borders. During the same
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The Region of Durham has announced a new community engagement project to temporarily transform a vacant lot at 350 Ritson Road South in Oshawa into a community space. Known as the "Ritson and Olive Temporary Placemaking Project," this initiative is expected to span four years. According to the
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Durham Region Police are investigating an act of vandalism involving hate-motivated graffiti on playground equipment in Clarington. On March 1, 2025, police responded to reports from Stuart Park, located at 58 Stuart Road, where swastikas and profane language were found spray-painted on a slide and beneath a playground panel. Authorities
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The Seasonal Patio Program in Clarington is now accepting applications from local restaurants and cafes. This municipal initiative allows businesses to expand their outdoor dining areas by acquiring permits for patios on municipal sidewalks or private spaces such as parking lots. The program, which operates from May to October, provides
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Authorities reported an attempted vehicle theft in Ajax, Ontario, early on March 2, 2025. The Durham Regional Police Service stated that officers responded to an incident in progress at approximately 4:15 a.m. on Pickett Street. The response involved members of the West Division and the DRPS K9 Unit,
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A piece of hate-motivated graffiti, bearing a Nazi swastika, was discovered in an area frequented by children in Clarington. This act has received condemnation from local authorities. A statement from a community representative described the graffiti as an act reminiscent of a period characterized by violence and hatred. The representative
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Oshawa Man Charged in Air Conditioning Unit Thefts Michael De Laurentiis, a 41-year-old male without a fixed address, faces several charges following incidents of theft involving air conditioning units in Oshawa. The Durham Region Police Service has charged De Laurentiis in connection to incidents at 214 Simcoe Street North, where
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The Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA) has announced a recall of Hansang brand frozen fish cakes due to the potential presence of undeclared egg. This undeclared allergen may pose a health risk to individuals with sensitivities or allergies to eggs. Consumers are advised to refrain from consuming the aforementioned product
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The Committee on Internal Trade (CIT) held a meeting recently, where the Honourable Anita Anand, Minister of Transport and Internal Trade, along with provincial and territorial leaders, discussed measures to address regulatory barriers in Canadian trade. The meeting aimed at promoting the free movement of labor and enhancing regulatory standardization