Ward 4

Have your say: Downtown Oshawa enhancements

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 and...

Have Your Say! Crimson Court Park Redevelopment

The City of Oshawa is redeveloping Crimson Court Park at 528 Crimson Court and wants to hear your thoughts on preferred playground equipment and accessibility.

Community members are invited to provide their feedback by visiting Connect Oshawa to view a conceptual plan and complete an online feedback form at www.connectoshawa.ca/crimsoncourtpark.

Community members who prefer to complete the feedback form on paper are asked to call Service Oshawa at 905-436-3311 during regular business hours.

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Celebrating Charles P.B. Taylor Parkette on Windfields Farm Drive West

The City of Oshawa is pleased to welcome Charles P.B. Taylor Parkette located on Windfields Farm Drive West, north of Britannia Avenue West in the Tribute Communities Dantonbury subdivision.

The Charles P.B. Taylor Parkette is located west of the E.P. Taylor Woodlot and Sandy Hawley Park, all of which pay tribute to the neighbourhood’s rich history.

The parkette offers both active and passive recreational opportunities where community members of all ages can enjoy climbing, swinging and balancing...

Region of Durham and City of Oshawa renew residential tree planting program to combat climate change

Based on the overwhelming success of the 2020/2021 tree planting program, the Region of Durham, City of Oshawa and other municipal partners are pleased to continue to support the LEAF (Local Enhancement and Appreciation of Forests) Backyard Tree Planting Program.

Residential, multi-unit, or commercial property owners in Oshawa and other participating municipalities in Durham Region are encouraged to participate by putting down some roots!

Thanks to the successful partnership between Durham Region...

Reminder: Learn more about Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park concept

With plans moving forward to develop Ed Broadbent Waterfront Park in Oshawa, community members are invited to learn more about the concept plan.

The City of Oshawa’s newest addition to the waterfront parks system is located at the southeast corner of Simcoe Street South and Harbour Road and named in recognition of political icon Ed Broadbent.

In September 2019, City Council approved the naming of the park to recognize the many contributions Mr. Broadbent has made to public service as well as the...