Public Notices: COVID-19

With the easing of Provincial public health measures, the City of Oshawa is pleased to welcome the return of in-person Council and Standing Committee meetings at Oshawa City Hall.

Effective April 4, all Council and Standing Committee meetings will be held using a hybrid model. Members of Council and the public will have the ability to participate in-person or electronically should they wish to do so.

Members of the public may attend in-person to view the meeting or may view it live...
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Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter has lifted the state of emergency in the City of Oshawa related to the COVID-19 pandemic effective 9 p.m. on Monday, March 28.

Mayor Dan Carter signed today the Termination of Emergency in accordance with the Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. E.9. The decision to lift the state of emergency was in consultation with the Emergency Municipal Control Group under the City’s Emergency Management By-law. In addition, the...
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In response to the Province of Ontario taking additional steps to ease public health measures, the City of Oshawa is lifting all mask mandates at its facilities effective today (Monday, March 21).

City staff and visitors can choose whether they want to wear a mask indoors in City facilities. Community members and visitors are asked to respect everyone’s personal choice; any harassment or abuse toward a staff member or visitor will not be tolerated.

While mask mandates have...
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In response to the Province of Ontario taking additional steps to ease public health measures, effective March 1, proof of vaccination is no longer required at City of Oshawa recreation facilities, City Hall and Oshawa Animal Services.

Visitors will still be required to adhere to signage and self-screen prior to entering City facilities and are reminded that health and safety protocols remain in place and must be followed at all times.

Effective March 1, appointments are no longer...
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With the anticipated further easing of public health measures by the Province of Ontario on March 1, 2022, the City of Oshawa is adjusting health and safety measures at City recreation facilities and for City recreation programs.

As of Tuesday, March 1, 2022, the following will come into effect (please be advised that any adjustments to government orders or public health measures may result in changes to the below information):

Proof of vaccination
Community members will no longer...
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