Whitby, January 24, 2022 – The Town of Whitby’s proposed 2022 Budget is now available online. This proposed budget reflects Council’s approved 2 per cent budget target increase. This reflects an estimated 0.7 per cent increase on the overall residential bill for Town services. This represents an increase of approximately 11 cents per day, per household for the delivery of important services residents rely on every day, like waste collection, snow clearing and parks maintenance. This budget focuses...

Whitby, January 17 – The Town of Whitby invites residents to participate in an upcoming virtual community engagement being held on connectwhitby.ca between January 17 and February 6, 2022. Its purpose: to gather community feedback on the proposed playground design for a new local park to be built in West Whitby on the east side of Marcel Brunelle Drive, between Beasley Street and Soltys Drive.

Attendees will be able to view the proposed conceptual park design and complete a survey to share their...

Whitby, January 10, 2021 – As climate change continues, significant weather events are expected to become warmer, wetter and wilder – which could negatively impact the community.

To prepare for and help to prevent possible future impacts of climate change, the Town is creating a community-based Whitby Climate Change Master Plan, which has two phases:

Phase One (current phase)

• Whitby Climate Adaptation Plan: this will identify future risks and vulnerabilities, and increase the resilience and capacity...

Projects: 2022 Projects in tendering stage

Project Number: T-502-2021, Miscellaneous Sidewalk Repair (Various Locations)

Completion December 3, 2021 – Remaining works to proceed in April 2022

Works will include removal and replacement of sidewalk.

Annes Street (Burns Street to Dunlop Street)

Postponed to April 2022

Works will include new sidewalk with boulevard restoration.

Dundas Street West (Opposite White Oaks)

Postponed to April 2022

Works will include new sidewalk...