Posted on Tuesday, May 21, 2024 05:30 AM
Community invited to share feedback by June 21
Did we get it right, Whitby? That’s the question the Town is asking the community as it launches its second phase of engagement to help finalize Whitby’s new Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
To date, more than 4,000 people have engaged in the process, sharing feedback on the types of recreational services, infrastructure, and investments they want to see in the future. View an infographic of the survey results.
Based on this feedback, the Town has...
Posted on Monday, May 13, 2024 05:59 AM
The Region’s Durham Greener Homes Program continues to grow, making it easier and more affordable for Durham residents to enjoy an energy efficient, comfortable, and climate friendly home. Today the Region is announcing incentives for deep energy retrofits available to all Durham residents. The Durham Greener Homes deep retrofit incentive provides eligible residents with up to a $5,000 rebate towards the cost of reducing their home’s energy use. This incentive is up to $10,000 for Whitby...
Posted on Friday, May 10, 2024 08:01 AM
The Town of Whitby is celebrating public art, environmental conservation, and recognizing its status as a Bee City by transforming a 100-year-old black walnut tree into a public art installation in advance of World Bee Day on May 20.
The Town commissioned tree carver Ryan Locke, known by his Instagram handle @thetimberripper, to bring his expertise and passion for woodworking to the endeavor.
Located in a prominent spot within the Town, across from Whitby’s historic Centennial Building and...
Posted on Monday, May 06, 2024 12:30 AM
At 1855 Whitby, a revolution in shift management is taking place, all thanks to ShiftLink. Founded by Julie Adams and her business partner, Richard Bicknell, ShiftLink has reshaped how healthcare and social services organizations handle shift management.
The inception of ShiftLink dates back to 2017 when Julie, a seasoned healthcare leader with 15 years of experience, reached a tipping point with the cumbersome nature of shift management. Frustration turned into determination, and alongside her...
Posted on Tuesday, April 30, 2024 10:30 PM
Hello, Whitby! My monthly newsletter keeps residents 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
What's happening at Council?You can check out details of the latest decisions and discussions at Whitby Council in the monthly Council Highlights.
The April Council Highlights include:
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