City News - Ward 4

As part of our commitment to Durham Vision Zero, The Regional Municipality of Durham, in partnership with the City of Oshawa and other local area municipalities, continues to make it safer for pedestrians and cyclists to cross busy Regional roads. As an enhanced safety measure, a new combined pedestrian and cyclist signal has been installed at the intersection of Rossland Road (Regional Road 28) and the Michael Starr Trail (near Minto Street) in the City of Oshawa.

When: The new...
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Monday, May 3 is ‘School Crossing Guard Appreciation Day’ in Oshawa. The day recognizes the more than 100 crossing guards in Oshawa who help our students and pedestrians travel safely across streets and intersections on school days.

Despite the challenges of the past year, Oshawa’s crossing guards continue to provide an invaluable service to our community throughout the school year in all weather conditions.

Our Crossing Guards dutifully adapted to wearing necessary...
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The Regional Municipality of Durham will begin installation of a new watermain with new water services on Lloyd Street, in the City of Oshawa.

Construction Schedules
The Region’s contractor, JCR Contracting Ltd. will mobilize the week of April 12, 2021 for preliminary start up and anticipates starting construction in mid-June with completion of the work by Fall 2021. Unfavorable weather conditions may influence the work schedule.

Lane Restrictions and Parking
The roadway will...
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The Regional Municipality of Durham will begin installation of a new watermain with new water services and a new sanitary sewer with relining of existing services on Highland Avenue, in the City of Oshawa as shown on the attached map.

Construction Schedules
The Region’s contractor, JCR Contracting Ltd. will mobilize the week of April 12, 2021 to complete some preliminary start up and anticipates starting construction in early May with completion of the work by Fall 2021. Unfavorable...
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In alignment with the second provincial emergency and stay-at-home order announced by the Province of Ontario on January 12, we are pleased to continue providing our Curbside Library Take-Out services at the McLaughlin, Jess Hann and Northview branches.   

Our Library Take-Out service is a great way to feed the mind and soul and help beat boredom while staying at home.  It’s quick and easy, too! 

1. Place holds on Library items through our website:...