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8 questions on coronavirus measures in Uxbridge
Township of Uxbridge remains "in a holding pattern" after physical distancing measures were extended by the province.
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City of Pickering will bring back part-time workers as soon as facilities open
City is currently tracking total losses it faces due to the coronavirus pandemic
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City of Oshawa pushing ahead on capital projects despite coronavirus pandemic
City Manager: 'One of hardest things..in 36-year-career is having to lay off crossing guards and part-time rec staff.'
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Municipality of Clarington expects to lose $1 million in revenue to coronavirus
Savings in part-time salaries not paid offset by lost revenues due to no user fees, permits
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Town of Whitby has lost at least $1M due to coronavirus
Reports reveal costs to Whitby due to rec centre closures, tax deferrals, user fee losses.
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Town of Ajax not yet certain when municipal facilities will open again
Town looking forward 'to bringing back full complement of staff back to work' when facilities reopen
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8 questions on coronavirus measures in Brock
The township is anticipating a quieter Canada Day this year after extending its state of emergency to help curb the Coronavirus.
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Eight questions on coronavirus measures in Scugog
The Township of Scugog has extended its state of emergency through July 3, 2020.
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'A lot of it is fear': Bylaw officers in Halton Hills responding to an...
Halton Hills bylaw officers have responded to nearly 100 calls from the COVID-19 hotline.
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Uxbridge council makes coronavirus cuts
Council is making cuts to their own budget in solidarity with expected department cuts across the corporation, as the township moves to make up revenue losses caused by the coronavirus.
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Washrooms and shelters opening for Durham’s homeless
Homeless residents in Durham need washrooms, showers and a safe place to sleep — even in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic which has closed most public spaces.
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Extra coronavirus testing — even for those without symptoms — to protect...
To stop the rapid spread of COVID-19 in local long-term care homes, Durham Region Health Department is implementing the Ontario government’s COVID-19 Action Plan for Protecting Long-Term Care Homes
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Mississauga allows mosques to broadcast evening call to prayer during Ramadan
Mississauga council has voted to allow mosques in the city to do calls to prayer during Ramadan.
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Increase in illegal dumping across Durham
There could be a COVID-19 connection to the increase in illegal dumping seen recently in communities across Durham Region.
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Brampton bans garage sales in latest move to curb spread of coronavirus
Garage sale season is officially cancelled this year in Canada’s ninth-largest city.
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House and parking lot parties lead to multiple physical distancing fines in...
City of Brampton bylaw officers are still handing out several fines to residents and businesses flaunting physical distancing regulations aimed at slowing the spread of COVID-19.
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City of Pickering will bring back part-time workers as soon as facilities open
City is currently tracking total losses it faces due to the coronavirus pandemic
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City of Oshawa pushing ahead on capital projects despite coronavirus pandemic
City Manager: 'One of hardest things..in 36-year-career is having to lay off crossing guards and part-time rec staff.'
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Eight questions on coronavirus measures in Scugog
The Township of Scugog has extended its state of emergency through July 3, 2020.
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Coronavirus could cost the Region of Durham as much as $20 million
The COVID-19 pandemic is impacting almost every department of the Region of Durham — in ways both expected (calls to public health are way up) and surprising (residents are recycling more).
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