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Three Courtice bus stops temporarily move November 5–20

Durham Region Transit is temporarily relocating three bus stops serving routes 421 and 902 in Courtice from November 5 to 20, 2026, because of road construction on Trulls Road, according to a transit service notice.

The changes affect stops near Trulls Road at Nash Road and Highway 2.

Route 421 stop relocations

Stop #94037 — Trulls northbound at Nash: The temporary stop is on Nash Road westbound at Trulls Road, west of Trulls Road.
Stop #94041 — Trulls southbound at Nash: The temporary stop is on Nash Road eastbound at Trulls Road, west of Trulls Road.

For Route 902, stop #1219 — Highway 2 westbound at Trulls will move to the far side of the intersection, west of Trulls Road, Durham Region Transit said.

38.4% of Oshawa metro residents aged 15 and older faced household financial difficulties in October 2026

Statistics Canada reports that 38.4% of residents aged 15 and older in the Oshawa census metropolitan area lived in households struggling to meet basic expenses in October 2026, the highest share among Canada’s 15 largest metropolitan areas. The measure covers difficulties paying for housing, food, transportation, clothing and

Uxbridge Route 605 trips to detour for November 11 Remembrance Day service

Durham Region Transit Route 605 riders in Uxbridge will face detours on selected trips on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, because of road closures for the Remembrance Day service. The detours will be in effect from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Four departures from Railway Street southbound at

Police seek suspect after cash and merchandise stolen at Bowmanville Mall

Durham Regional Police are seeking help identifying a suspect after merchandise and cash were stolen from a business inside Bowmanville Mall during a break-and-enter in the early morning of November 3, 2026. Police said the suspect entered the mall at 243 King Street East in Bowmanville by forcing

Durham police seek suspect in Oshawa wallet theft and alleged bank-card fraud

Durham Regional Police are seeking the public’s help identifying a male suspect in an Oshawa wallet theft and alleged bank-card fraud involving more than $7,600 in purchases and a separate $1,000 ATM withdrawal. Police said the victim’s wallet was stolen on Thursday, April 30, 2026,

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38.4% of Oshawa metro residents aged 15 and older faced household financial difficulties in October 2026

Uxbridge Route 605 trips to detour for November 11 Remembrance Day service

Police seek suspect after cash and merchandise stolen at Bowmanville Mall

Durham police seek suspect in Oshawa wallet theft and alleged bank-card fraud