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Join us Monday, November 16 at 9:30 a.m. as the Mayor and members of Council are sworn in for the 2026-2030 Council term at the Tribute Communities Centre (99 Athol St. E.). The meeting will also celebrate the venue’s 20th anniversary.
Attend in person or watch the proceedings live online.
Registration for the City of Oshawa's winter recreation programs opens this November, offering activities for all ages and interests, including swimming, arts, dance, music, sports, fitness, skating, lifeguarding programs and more.
The City of Oshawa and Queen’s University are pleased to announce a new collaboration to establish a facility in Oshawa that will serve as home to some of the university’s health sciences programs including the Queen’s Lakeridge Health MD Family Medicine, and Family Medicine residency programs based in Durham Region.
Effective November 30, 2026, the City of Oshawa is no longer responsible for the management, operation, or maintenance of Parking Lot 4, located at 46 Athol Street West.
The City of Oshawa is hiring for a Regular Full-Time Financial Analyst.
Reporting to the Manager, Waste, Parking & Cemetery Services or designate, this position is responsible for the on-site supervision, coordination and administration of cemetery programs and initiatives.
Reporting to the Manager, Infrastructure Delivery, the Infrastructure Delivery Project Manager is responsible for providing project management and administration of City infrastructure projects. This role will liaise with various internal and partner organizations for the successful delivery and commissioning of infrastructure projects and infrastructure solutions that best meet the community needs and organizational goals.
Community members are invited to attend the inaugural meeting of the 2026-2030 Oshawa City Council at Tribute Communities Centre.
The Rotary Park Pedestrian Bridge is closed until further notice. Community members are asked to use alternate routes via John St. and Gibb St.
City Council will consider a Report recommending amendments to Fees and Charges By-law 109-2024, as amended, concerning various fees imposed by the City of Oshawa.
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Email: service@oshawa.ca
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