Posts by Region of Durham

Whitby, Ontario – In response to recent high-profile hate activity, the Region of Durham has partnered with Victim Services of Durham Region (VSDR) to launch a Community-Based Hate Reporting Program—the first of its kind in the Greater Toronto Area.

Developed in consultation with human rights and religious organizations, as well as local community service providers, the program, which is being run by VSDR and offered in multiple languages, consists of an online tool that allows individuals to.

Whitby, Ontario – Durham Region is advising residents of lane restrictions on Taunton Road (Regional Road 4) in the Municipality of Clarington.

When: Ongoing until summer 2026.

Whitby, Ontario – Film and television (TV) production is growing across Durham Region, and the industry needs skilled talent. Explore a creative, in-demand future right here at home with Film Durham’s Film and Television Industry Career Fair.

Whitby, Ontario – The Durham Local Immigration Partnership (DLIP) is seeking five residents from the community, who can provide first-hand experience and insight as a newcomer, to join the Newcomer Advisory Table (NAT). DLIP is a dynamic network dedicated to fostering a welcoming environment for newcomers in Durham Region.

For many people, a weather forecast of snow may have them wishing for hibernation and mentally preparing for the joys of shoveling. For our Durham Region Works Department crews though, these forecasts are a call to action as they prepare operators, vehicles and equipment to tackle the chilly challenge of ensuring our Regional Roads are in the safest conditions possible.

This PSA has been updated to reflect the most recent information

Whitby, Ontario –Durham Region is experiencing cold temperatures and expecting a major snowfall today. 

Imagine rushing to work and ignoring the speed limit; one wrong move or distraction can change lives forever. This is aggressive driving; it includes speeding, driving too fast for conditions, following too close, disobeying traffic control, turning or changing lanes without warning and failing to yield the right-of-way.

Do you know a young artist who cares about protecting Durham region’s water? Durham residents aged 18 and under are invited to take part in our annual Water Report Cover Drawing Challenge! Become “Water Warriors” by creating artwork that showcases how you help protect water at home, school or in your community. Two submissions will be selected as cover artwork for upcoming Regional water reports!

Completed drawings or paintings must be submitted by Sunday, February 15 via email to