Public Notices: COVID-19

The City of Oshawa’s number one priority is the health and safety of our community members. On November 23, the Province announced further restrictions for Durham Region and Oshawa, with all municipalities in the region moving into the Red-Control category of the provincial framework.

In a video message to the community, Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter urges community members to continue to follow health authority guidelines and government orders to help stop the spread of COVID-19...
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In a video message to the community, Mayor Carter talks about Durham Region, including Oshawa, moving into the Red-Control category of the provincial framework effective today (Monday, November 23).

Mayor Carter says broader-scale measures and restrictions are being implemented to control transmission in our city and notes these measures are in place for the health and safety of our community members and to avoid a lockdown of our local economy.

Mayor Carter urges everyone to follow...
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As we head into the holiday season with the community actively supporting the Oshawa Loves Local campaign, the Mayor’s Economic Recovery Task Force and the Greater Oshawa Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Oshawa Business Improvement Area (BIA) remind us that we all have a role to play to stop the spread to keep our community safe and local businesses open.

The #OshawaLovesLocal campaign highlights smaller community-owned and family-led businesses that are pillars of Oshawa,...
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Effective Monday, November 23, 2020, Durham Region, including the City of Oshawa will move into the Red-Control category of the provincial framework.

This means that broader-scale measures and restrictions will be in place to further control transmission in our city and for the health and safety of our community members, including new limits and hours of operation in place for capacities at restaurants and gyms.

The City of Oshawa urges everyone to do their part to:

• protect ourselves...

With the COVID-19 numbers continuing to rise across the province, residents are reminded to adhere to the rules around social gatherings in Ontario. Currently gatherings are limited to 10 people indoors and 25 people outdoors. This includes outdoor spaces such as parks and school yards; students and guardians are reminded to head home after school pick-up and avoid large gatherings.

Police will be enforcing non-complaint gatherings in Durham Region and issuing tickets when necessary....
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