City News - Ward 1

The City of Oshawa is pleased to report that despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Oshawa recorded nine building records in 2020:

• Highest March Residential of $87,611,100 (surpassing 2015’s record of $63.25 million)

• Highest March Apartment units of 505
• Highest Apartment units issued in any month (surpassing 1976’s record of 455 units)
• Highest April Residential of $124,433,300 (surpassing 2015’s record of $63.4 million)
• Highest April Apartment units of 371 (surpassing 1981’s...

Where: West side of Ormond Dr between north and south legs of Silverstone Cres

South of Parkwood Meadows Park

When: until May 30, 2021

Why: for the safety of pedestrians

We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

For more information, please contact: Peter Saturno of Midhaven Homes at (905) 436-7648

The City of Oshawa has retained CIMA+ to complete the detailed design for a single-lane and future multi-lane roundabout at the intersection of Conlin Road East and Grandview Street North. Through the City’s Conlin Road East Environmental Assessment process, the intersection of Conlin Road East and Grandview Street North was identified as an intersection to be constructed as a roundabout. This form of intersection control was recommended because of its expected capacity...
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The City of Oshawa is proposing to reconstruct Conlin Road West from the west City limits to 250 metres west of Stevenson Road North. The works will include paved shoulders / bike lanes and multi-use path.

The Region of Durham will be constructing a new feedermain on Conlin Road West from Thickson Road to Stevenson Road North. The feedermain will provide system security and help to meet demands of current and future growth in the Whitby / Oshawa Urban Area. The scope of work will...
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The Regional Municipality of Durham is holding a Virtual Public Information Centre (PIC) for input into a study to evaluate transit priority pilot options on Simcoe Street in the City of Oshawa.

When: Monday, November 16 until Monday, November 30 (Link available until November 30)

Where: Access the virtual platform through www.ibiviz.com/SimcoeStreetPilot.

Why: Simcoe Street is the second busiest transit corridor in Durham Region. The study will identify opportunities to pilot dedicated...
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