Ward 4

The City of Oshawa is calling on community members to share their input on how well the story of Downtown Oshawa – its people, places, and experiences – are reflected in communications.

The City is developing a new visual brand identity as part of the initiative to better communicate the qualities of Downtown Oshawa that best attract residents, businesses, students, and visitors. The purpose of this feedback form is to establish an understanding of the Downtown Oshawa community and its communication...

National Youth Week and National Youth Arts Week is back! Oshawa youth ages 10 to 17 are invited to get involved in an exciting range of free workshops, activities and drop-in programs happening throughout Oshawa from May 1 to 7.

The Oshawa Youth Council played a key role in the planning and implementation of the week of free events. Events include a “Collaborative Creations” workshop where youth work together to create an art project, “Script Socials” where youth can participate in a creative writing...

The Regional Municipality of Durham has awarded the contract for the construction of a new watermain on Grenfell Street, Marland Avenue and Montrave Avenue in the City of Oshawa.

Construction schedule
The Region’s contractor, Hard-Co Construction Ltd., will be mobilizing the week of April 4 and is expected to complete the work by fall of 2022. Unfavourable weather conditions may influence the work schedule.

Lane restrictions and road closures
The roadway will be open to traffic for the duration of...

Downtown Oshawa is back on Instagram. Follow @OshawaDowntown for a small glimpse into all the wonderful things Downtown Oshawa has to offer.

The account will largely feature downtown businesses, their products and services and the downtown experience while also sharing City programs and initiatives, good news stories, investment announcements, community spirit and more! 

In order to best represent Downtown Oshawa, the account will lean on those who know it best: the business owners and the community...

Share your feedback for the King Street Streetscape Project Phase 4

Oshawa residents, businesses and community members are invited to share their feedback on Phase Four of the King Street Streetscape Project on Connect Oshawa (www.connectoshawa.ca/streetscape).

This phase follows the pilot project that began in 2018 with public consultation where the City sought feedback regarding three design options for the widening of the sidewalk on the north side of King Street East between Ontario Street...