Information being shared from the Metrolinx Engage website. 

Metrolinx and the DSBRT Project Team have heard the Whitby community clearly and have further refined the preliminary design to maintain two-way traffic through the downtown core, to reflect the valuable feedback they've received through our most recent public engagements. Join Metrolinx virtually as they review the newly refined preliminary design – Three-Lane Mixed Traffic Westbound on Thursday, May 20th, 2021. We understand...

Did you know May 2 to 8 is Emergency Preparedness Week?

It’s important for residents to be prepared for an unexpected situation such as severe summer weather or an evacuation order.

The team at Whitby Fire and Emergency Services is always ready to help residents in an emergency. There are actions you can take too, so you are prepared to protect your family in an emergency situation.

Whitby Fire and Emergency Services has created a free webinar so you can learn how to create your own emergency preparedness...

Project Number: T-7-2021, Garden St. MUP (Dryden Blvd. to Taunton Rd. E)

– Completion August 6, 2021

Works will include construction of a 3.0 metre wide multi-use-path, tree planting and restoration.

Region of Durham Whitby Projects

Thickson Road (Regional Road 26) and Winchester Road East (Regional Road 3)

– Completion July 2021

The Regional Municipality of Durham is proceeding with road rehabilitation on Thickson Road (Regional Road 26) and Winchester Road East (Regional...

What are the most important features of a good playground design? Do you prefer a modern contemporary or nature themed look? Curious to see examples of what those types of designs look like? You can learn answers to these questions and more by visiting Connect Whitby. Here you can have your say on the proposed playground design for the new Micklefield Park to be built in West Whitby on the south side of Micklefield Avenue, east of Lockton Street.

Have Your Say

Visit Connect Whitby by May 23 to view...

This evening (May 1, 2021), the Town of Whitby will light its Town Hall blue in recognition of Doctor’s Day. Today is also First Responders Day.

In recognition of the importance of both awareness days, Mayor Don Mitchell has issued the following statement:

“We pause today to recognize the dedication of our doctors and first responders, including Whitby Fire and Emergency Services, who work to keep our community safe through this pandemic and beyond. On behalf of our Council, staff and...