Council approved a phased approach and safety procedures for the re-opening of City outdoor recreation amenities. Communications, physical distancing and signage are included in the plans and will be developed. Phases will be implemented in consultation with the...

Playground redevelopment at Rockwood Glen is beginning June 3 and will take approximately two weeks to complete, weather permitting. The new playground at Rockwood Glen is expected to be completed by mid-June, 2020. As part of the new standard for improving playground...

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he Federation of Portuguese Canadian Business and Professionals have invited me to participate in their upcoming Virtual Speakers Series. When: Tuesday May 26th Time: 5 p.m. - 6 p.m. This virtual event is free of charge and open to all. Those interested are welcome to...

From making music on balconies to colourful posters in our windows, we continue to find ways as a community to send messages of hope. The City’s former poet laureate and local talent, Wali Shah shares a message of hope in his new poem ‘Thank You,...

The City understands the desire to pay your respects to loved ones, but please remember to practice physical distancing so it remains safe for everyone visiting cemeteries. City-owned cemeteries are open but parking lots continue to be closed. For information on...

Council voted to prohibit the sale and use of fireworks until further notice to reduce the potential for large crowds and continue to promote resident safety for the duration of the emergency related to COVID-19 as declared by the Province of Ontario and ensure...

This year the City is continuing to implement Integrated Pest Management (IPM) techniques to control Gypsy Moth populations in the City.  Overall, the populations remain low however, there are a few locations along streets and in woodlands in Ward 3 where the...

Rats are a common pest found year round and are mainly active at night. They are usually found near buildings, gardens, garbage or composters. Residents can monitor their property for evidence of rats (e.g., capsule-shaped droppings, burrows, chewed food, bite marks...

For you information, the link below will answer some of the most frequently asked questions regarding COVID-19 COVID-19 - FAQ - April 24 - FINAL (2)