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The City of Oshawa is calling on all community members to help us make safer and cleaner neighbourhoods throughout the city. We encourage community members to report safety concerns, including loitering, garbage, graffiti, discarded needles and criminal activity.

The collaborative reporting campaign – If you see it, report it! – calls on residents, businesses and community organizations to be part of the solution and to take action by reporting safety-related concerns,...
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The City of Oshawa is calling on Oshawa community members, local organizations and businesses to join in and lend a hand to make the neighbourhoods, parks, trails and green spaces in the downtown core cleaner with the next two downtown community clean-ups occurring in May and June.

The spring Community Clean-Ups support the mandate of the Mayor’s Task Force on Community Safety, Security and Well-Being, including the Task Force’s focus on community action for community...
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The following statement is being issued on behalf of John Henry, Regional Chair and Chief Executive Officer, and Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter:

“Amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, many cities and towns have witnessed an increase of mental health challenges, addictions and housing needs among residents, while local businesses also face additional unprecedented challenges. In Durham Region, these issues are particularly prevalent in the City of Oshawa.

We have acknowledged concerns from...
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The City of Oshawa, supported by the Mayor’s Task Force on Community Safety, Security and Well-Being, is calling on the Oshawa community to help make cleaner neighbourhoods, parks, trails and green spaces across the city, including in the downtown core.

Community members, local organizations and businesses are encouraged to take part in monthly community clean-up events in downtown Oshawa and to organize neighbourhood or service group clean-ups.

The monthly Community Clean-Ups...
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The City of Oshawa is calling on all community members to help us make safer and cleaner neighbourhoods throughout the city. We encourage community members to report safety concerns, including loitering, garbage, graffiti, discarded needles and criminal activity.

The collaborative reporting campaign –If you see it, report it! – calls on residents, businesses and community organizations to be part of the solution and to take action by reporting safety-related concerns,...
Read More...