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This week, Oshawa Mayor Dan Carter attended the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) Annual Conference alongside elected officials and municipal leaders from across the province to advance key priorities that support Oshawa’s continued growth, strengthen the region’s long-term prosperity, and contribute to a more competitive and resilient Ontario.

Registration for the City of Oshawa's fall recreation programs opens this August. Community members of all ages can choose from a wide variety of activities, including swimming, arts, dance, music, sports, fitness, skating, lifeguarding programs and more.

The City of Oshawa, in partnership with the Central Lake Ontario Conservation Authority (CLOCA), is pleased to announce $1,008,460 in provincial funding to support the continued restoration of the Oshawa Second Marsh, a vital coastal wetland and habitat for species at risk.

The 2026 Municipal & School Board Elections nomination deadline is fast approaching.

Community members can enjoy the City of Oshawa’s outdoor pools, splash pads and Lakeview Park Beach all summer long through to Labour Day (Monday, September 7).

The City of Oshawa invites Oshawa-based organizations, collectives and post-secondary programs in the creative and cultural industries, or Indigenous organizations, to submit proposals for temporary exhibitions to be displayed at Art & Culture in the Hall located outside Council Chambers at City Hall.

The City of Oshawa is reminding the community about the importance of responsible pet ownership to ensure a safe and clean environment for everyone.

The City of Oshawa will be replacing existing pathway surfaces as well as completing minor repairs and improvements throughout Lakeview Park. This project is anticipated to be completed this fall. The work will be done in a phased approach to limit user impact.

The City of Oshawa is pleased to announce two new partnerships with Oshawa Community Credit Union (OCCU) that will support recreational programming for community members.

The City of Oshawa has Council-approved property maintenance and yard care by-laws that help keep neighbourhoods safe, clean, and attractive. These by-laws establish clear standards for property upkeep and outline the responsibilities of property owners.