Earth Week is a great time to celebrate our wonderful planet. We’ve rounded up the top activities to help you make the most of Earth Week (April 18 - April 22) and Earth Day in our Town.

Things to do:

1. Discover the World of Bees

Join the Town and Alvéole Urban Beekeepers on Tuesday, April 19 at Whitby Central Library (405 Dundas Street West) for a workshop on the World of Bees. Learn how these creatures play an important role in everyday life, from the cough drops in our pockets, to the polish...

The Town would like to remind residents that the second instalment of the 2022 Interim Tax Billing is due on Monday, April 25, 2022. This billing applies to all residential, farmland, pipeline and managed forest properties.

The interim tax bills were mailed to property owners the last week of January 2022. If you did not receive a tax bill and you are responsible for payment, please contact the Tax Division at 905.430.4304 to obtain the necessary information.

Please note that payments not received...

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

Completion July, 2022 - Works will include removal and replacement of sidewalk.

Annes Street (Burns Street to Dunlop Street)

Completion May 2022 - Works will include new sidewalk with boulevard restoration.

Dundas Street West (Opposite White Oaks)

Completion May 2022 - Works will include new sidewalk with boulevard restoration.

Brock Street South (Consumers Drive to Arthur Street)

Completion...

The Town of Whitby is working to add a temporary cricket ground to Brooklin Memorial Park. It will be located within the in-field of the walking and running track at 67 Winchester Road East.

The cricket ground will include a temporary pitching mat and wickets, line marking and a storage vault. It is anticipated to open in summer, 2022 and will be in place until a permanent field is constructed. The location and construction timing for the installation of a permanent cricket ground has yet to be determined. ...

Building a Vibrant, Dynamic Downtown Whitby

The Town of Whitby and Brookfield Residential has broken ground on the largest new development in Downtown Whitby in the last thirty years, Station No. 3.

After first being proposed several years ago, Station No. 3 – a mixed use redevelopment by Brookfield – is moving forward. The project is being partially funded by the Town of Whitby and Durham Region, as part of its commitment to incentivize new positive downtown developments and investment in Whitby’s...