Glenn Hendry is an Author at insauga. He focuses on themes including construction and real estate, urban development, and transportation and mobility, while also exploring topics such as public transportation, the housing market, and consumer travel. Glenn's work has been featured extensively in insauga.
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Glenn Hendry's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, specifically in the Ontario region. His articles cover a wide range of topics including local events, breaking news, and government announcements.
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By: Glenn Hendry
Bird watchers and nature lovers can celebrate a new boardwalk and other upgrades at a popular conservation area on Lake Ontario on Whitby's west side next month.
By: glennhendry
Four teenagers – the youngest just 15 – are facing more than 200 charges following an investigation into multiple stolen vehicles and commercial break-and-enters across Durham Region and the GTA. Project Magenta was launched by members of the West Division Criminal Investigations Branch after investigators identified links between a series of commercial break-and-enters, vehicle thefts, […]
By: glennhendry
Is Jeff Teat of the Ottawa Black Bears the best player in the National Lacrosse League? Will he be a free transfer to the Oshawa FireWolves this season? The answer to the first question is probably yes and the second question will be answered in the coming days after the league announced that the Ottawa […]
A public meeting with three projects on the agenda set for Monday at Oshawa’s city hall has been abruptly cancelled, along with a pair of committee meetings scheduled for the same day. No reason was given for the cancellations and Ward 1 Councillor Rosemary McConkey called the decision “most unusual,” as planning act public meetings […]
By: Glenn Hendry
With the end of automated speed cameras in late 2025, municipalities have been busy installing traffic calming measures as a way to get drivers to slow down on city streets.
With antisemitism on the rise local police are planning on increasing police patrols at Jewish places of worship and community gathering locations across the Durham Region during the upcoming Jewish high holidays. To help ensure the safety and well-being of all residents, uniform officers will conduct enhanced patrols and maintain a visible presence at identified […]
Fall may be more than a week away but the fall fair season is in full swing in Durham Region with two historic fairs on this weekend.
By: glennhendry
A 13-year-old boy is facing 15 charges – including nine weapons charges – after an incident at an Ajax hotel Wednesday. Durham Police responded to an unknown trouble call at the hotel on Westney Road north of Bayly Street Wednesday and were met by a youth armed with a knife. The boy was taken into […]
Four years after launching an economic development strategy that offered incentives to business in its four downtowns, Clarington has introduced a new plan to encourage community-building investment across the entire municipality. Clarington Council adopted a new Community Improvement plan at a special council meeting last month to help boost housing, attract investment and support business […]
By: Glenn Hendry
Stellantis and the union representing its auto workers have reached an impasse in collective bargaining negotiations after 10 days of discussions, with
