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 under section 16 of the Regular Council Meeting.

The purpose of the agreement is to create a framework for how the Region will operate 1635 Dundas. The agreement was refined in consideration of community concerns identified at numerous meetings and engagement sessions held over the past two months and was most recently updated based on feedback received at the October 30 Whitby Special Council Meeting. 

Details of the meeting and how to get involved are as follows:

Date: Monday, November 27, 2023

Time: 6 p.m.

What: Council will consider the revised and final agreement between the Town and Region for the operation of the 1635 Dundas project. Anyone interested in speaking at the meeting online or in-person is required to register with the Town Clerk by 8:30 a.m. the day of the meeting (Monday, November 27) by completing a Delegation Form. Please note that depending on the number of delegates registered to speak, Council may consider a reduced speaking time to allow for members of the public to speak to the matter in a timely manner.

Where: Council Chambers, Town Hall, 575 Rossland Road East or through the livestream online at whitby.ca/CouncilCalendar. Seating is limited and admission to Council Chambers will be capped once the maximum occupancy is met. You can also watch a recording of the meeting at a time that’s convenient for you through archived video. Archived videos are available three to four business days following meetings.

More Information

For the latest information and updates on the Region’s 1635 Dundas project, including answers to frequently asked questions, visit or subscribe to the Region’s engagement page at: yourvoice.durham.ca. Interested parties can also be notified of Town updates pertaining to the project by submitting an Interested Party List Registration Form.