Cedar Tree Therapy: Supporting Mental Wellness in Whitby and Beyond

Cedar Tree Therapy, located in the heart of Brooklin at 28 Princess Street, Unit #102, was founded with a clear and compassionate mission: to make mental health care more accessible, timely, and supportive. For founder and Occupational Therapist, Dana Etherington, creating a space where individuals could easily access the help they need was a personal and professional priority:

My motivation for creating Cedar Tree Therapy was to make accessing mental health care straightforward and timely. I...

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A Seat At The Table: Recipes and Stories from Whitby Neighbours

April is Diversity Month, to celebrate, the Town of Whitby, in partnership with the Town’s Diversity and Inclusion Advisory Committee (DIAC), invites residents to contribute to A Seat At The Table, a virtual community cookbook celebrating the diverse cultures and traditions that make Whitby a vibrant and inclusive place to live.

All recipes will be featured on the Seat At The Table: Recipes and Stories from Whitby Neighbours Connect Whitby page. The recipe page will remain open for submissions and...

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Mayor's Monthly Newsletter - April 2025

Hello Whitby! My monthly newsletter helps residents stay informed about what’s happening in our town and encourages engagement and communication. I’m always open to hearing your feedback! Email mayor@whitby.ca or call 905-430-4300 ext. 2203 to connect with me. -- Elizabeth Roy

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Council Highlights - March 2025

Council highlights gives an overview of important decisions, discussions, and agenda items from Whitby Council meetings. The goal is to give residents a snapshot of the meetings. More information, including Council meeting minutes, can be found at whitby.ca/CouncilCalendar

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Update: Integrity Commissioner Report Findings

Earlier today, the Town’s Integrity Commissioner presented the findings of his report titled, Recommendations Regarding Complaints Against Councillors Leahy and Yamada.  This thorough and independent report concludes that both Councillor Leahy and Councillor Yamada violated the Council Code of Conduct in October 2024. Council voted six to one on the recommendations of the report and as a result both councillors will receive a one-week suspension of pay.

Now that the Integrity Commissioners...

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