Council Highlights - November 2023

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

Agreement for 1635 Dundas shelter approved

Council voted Nov. 27 to approve a revised and final agreement between the Town of Whitby and the Region of Durham for the operation of a low-barrier shelter at 1635 Dundas St. E.

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Nov 27 - Council Meeting on Revised and Final 1635 Dundas Agreement Between the Region and Town

The Region of Durham is continuing work on its 1635 Dundas project, collaborating with the Town of Whitby to help address resident concerns.

As a next step, on Monday, November 27, during the Regular Council Meeting, Town Council will consider the revised and final agreement between the Town and the Region regarding the Region’s 1635 Dundas project. Should the agreement be approved, it will then be considered at the Wednesday, November 29 Regional Council meeting. The agreement is available to view...

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The Town Resumes Additional Programs & Services

Animal Services, Planning Applications, Marriage Licences, and more...

Following the announcement about the successful three-year agreement between the Town of Whitby and CUPE Local 53 Full-Time, and the reopening of recreational facilities and programs, starting today, the Town is bringing back more programs and services for both residents and businesses.

The Whitby Animal Services Centre, located at 4680 Thickson Road North, is now open. All services...

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Mayor Elizabeth Roy's Statement on Town and CUPE Local 53 Agreement Ratification

I am pleased that an agreement between Town of Whitby and CUPE Local 53 FT has been ratified, bringing an end to the labour disruption.

Whitby Council extends sincere appreciation to the Town of Whitby’s bargaining team and CUPE Local 53 for reaching a deal that balances respect for our employees, with the needs of our residents.

The three-year agreement is competitive and fair, with zero impact on any current employee in their current position.

It includes National Day for Truth and...

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Programs and Services Resuming - Rec Programs, Curbside Waste, Library, and More

Town Working To Resume Programs & Services Starting November 16

The Town of Whitby and CUPE Local 53 Full-Time have successfully reached a three-year agreement, officially ratified by both parties.

The approved three-year agreement has zero impact on any current employee in their current position. The agreement includes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation as a paid holiday, a 9.5 per cent wage increase over three years, an increase to shift premiums, increasing personal days from three...

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