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Lane Restrictions on Brock Street North and Rossland Road in Whitby

Whitby, Ontario – The Regional Municipality of Durham is advising residents of construction and lane restrictions on Brock Street North and Rossland Road in the Town of Whitby.

When: Ongoing until December 2022. Unfavourable weather conditions may influence the work schedule.

Where: Brock Street North, south of Manning Road (Regional Road 58) to north of Rossland Road (Regional Road 28), and Rossland Road from Cochrane Street (Regional Road 43) to east of Brock Street North in the Town of Whitby.

Recycle your batteries during the week of April 18

Whitby, Ontario – The Regional Municipality of Durham is reminding residents to place their used or unwanted household batteries out for recycling on their collection day during the week of April 18.

When: Spring battery collection occurs the week of April 18 on blue box collection days. Please note the change to Oshawa and Whitby residents’ scheduled blue box collection this week due to the statutory holiday. Collection will occur April 19 to 23 in these municipalities.

Where: Households across...

Changes to the waste collection schedule due to statutory holidays

Whitby, Ontario – The Regional Municipality of Durham is advising residents of changes to the scheduled curbside waste collection due to the upcoming statutory holidays.

When and where: Residents of Ajax, Brock, Clarington, Pickering, Scugog and Uxbridge who have curbside collection scheduled for Friday, April 15, will have their waste collected the following day on Saturday, April 16.

Oshawa and Whitby residents with blue box collection scheduled for Friday, April 15, will have their recyclables...

Durham Region selected to host 2023 Ontario Parasport Games

Whitby, Ontario – Durham Region will host the 2023 Ontario Parasport Games, building on the success and legacy of hosting these Games in 2019, and continuing growth of our inclusive, accessible, and adaptive sport opportunities.

The 2023 Durham Region Ontario Parasport Games will attract approximately 550 participants and result in an anticipated local economic impact of between $500,000 and $1 million. There will be 11 sport competitions at eight venues, along with an opening ceremony, and two dinners...