Funeral to be held on Friday for Durham police recruit killed in collision
Funeral arrangements have been announced for a Durham police recruit killed early last week in a collision.
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Funeral arrangements have been announced for a Durham police recruit killed early last week in a collision.
Durham regional police are investigating after a 68-year-old man was struck by an SUV in a parking lot in Pickering late Saturday night.
A pedestrian has been pronounced dead after being struck by a truck in Ajax on Saturday afternoon.
A 30-year-old Pickering man has been charged after multiple 3D printed firearms and knives were found during a police search of his home.
A Vaughan man has been charged after police say they found more than $5,700 worth of baby formula and hygiene products in a vehicle following an alleged fraudulent purchase attempt at a Whitby grocery store.
Durham Regional police are investigating an industrial fire that damaged several GFL vehicles overnight in Clarington, Ont.
An elderly woman is speaking out after being discharged from a hospital in Oshawa to a motel in Bowmanville, Ont., following a lengthy hospital stay.
Two men are facing dozens of charges after a string of break-ins at numerous businesses in Ajax and Whitby earlier this year.
Two teenagers are facing charges after they allegedly bought phones sold on online marketplaces from at least 15 people using counterfeit money.
Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) has identified the recruit who was killed in a collision on Tuesday, remembering him as a 'compassionate, dedicated, and service-driven individual who believed deeply in helping others and making a positive difference in the community.'
A constable-in-training (CIT) from Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) had died, while another is fighting for their life, following a motor vehicle collision, Police Chief Peter Moreira has confirmed.
A 16-year-old is facing charges after allegedly 'ramming' a police cruiser with a stolen vehicle in Ajax last month.
Great Canadian Entertainment (GCE) has been ordered to pay $170,000 for failing to identify and report potential money laundering at Pickering Casino Resort, according to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO).
An Oshawa man is facing several charges after he allegedly brandished a knife and assaulted a female who had attempted to intervene in a dispute.
A former employee of a financial business in Pickering is accused of breaking into the office with a stolen key fob and stealing more than $22,000 worth of electronics.
A coyote attack in Whitby — the second in two weeks — has left a young child seriously injured as police issue a warning to the public.