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09/07/2022

will be performing a scheduled power interruption in on Monday, September 12 from 8 am - 5 pm. The interruption will take place between Rosebank and Whites Road to the east, and Sheppard Ave to Strouds Lane to the north. Note: Highbush Public School will not be affected.

Affected areas⬇️
📍Alder Court.
📍Amberwood Crescent
📍Bayfield Street
📍Beckworth Square
📍Birchwood Court
📍Braeburn Crescent
📍Chartwell Court
📍Flavelle Court
📍Foxwood Trail
📍Gardenview Square
📍Laurier Crescent
📍Newmark Place
📍Norfolk Square
📍Sultana Square
📍 Weyburn Square

Visit https://elexiconenergy.com/ to learn more or call 905.427.9870

01/12/2021

Bundle up! Here it comes!

A polar vortex will likely envelop Manitoba and points east next week, according to Environment Canada senior climatologist Dave Phillips.

07/09/2020

As the community continues to resume regular activities, the City will be resuming the enforcement of parking in excess of 3 hours (effective as of yesterday - July 6, 2020)🚗⏱

Warning tickets will be issued this week to remind drivers of the requirement to comply with the 3 hour parking maximum, with parking tickets resuming on Monday, July 13.

Questions or concerns? Connect with our Customer Care team at 905.683.7575.

For more information and to pay your parking ticket online, visit pickering.ca/parking.

05/22/2020

03/19/2020

Until further notice, you will not need to renew these products, even if they have expired:

• health cards
• driver’s licences
• licence plate stickers
• accessible parking permits
• Ontario Photo Cards
• Commercial Vehicle Operator Registration certificates
• and more

More info: ServiceOntario.ca/Services

03/18/2020

They are called Caremongers and they are awesome! Thank you to these awesome volunteers that are stepping up to help those in need across Durham Region https://www.durhamregion.com/news-story/9909460-durham-care-mongers-fighting-coronavirus-pandemic-with-kindness/?fbclid=iwar0tsq-lpjg8wfkw5yyefq9tm92b-isdfawpqgq7u3fl4kgs-kce1uzywvg

03/18/2020

This is REALLY taking off! Congratulations and THANK YOU to these kind volunteers! What a great idea.

https://www.durhamregion.com/news-story/9909460-durham-care-mongers-fighting-coronavirus-pandemic-with-kindness/?fbclid=iwar0tsq-lpjg8wfkw5yyefq9tm92b-isdfawpqgq7u3fl4kgs-kce1uzywvg

03/18/2020

Just announced!

It won't cost you anything to take Durham Region Transit (DRT) starting Thursday. The transit agency says it is making a number of changes in response to the

01/31/2020

Please be VERY careful in getting into contracts for new furnaces/hot water tanks/air conditioners/water softeners. People are being suckered into long-term lease contracts with compounded interest that can cost even 4 to 5 times what the equipment is worth. If you go to sell your home, you can end up having to pay off a lien of multiple THOUSANDS of dollars to clear title. Know what the TOTAL cost is BEFORE you sign on the dotted line. It's too late later! I have seen payouts in excess of $20,000. I mean, how much service can a hot water tank possibly need? If you have questions, feel free to comment below. And they seemingly have no qualms at replacing perfectly good equipment and seem to love targeting seniors.

01/31/2020

ONCE PICKERING WATERFRONT IS GONE, IT IS GONE FOREVER!

This development would create traffic havoc on Liverpool Road from the 401 to the Lake, would remove a significant amount of public parking and would favour a select few over the rest of the residents and guests of Pickering.

Help us stop the development of two 23-storey condo towers on Pickering waterfront. We need to fill City Hall council chambers for the public meeting to oppose this proposal on Monday, February 3rd at 7.00pm. Please attend if you can, you will not be required to speak, all you have to do is show up.

Please share this video far and wide so that we can continue to get the word out:

Link to sign the petition opposing the development: http://chng.it/NKfj6kwr Link to a quick copy & paste letter template opposing the twin condo towers prop...

Stop development of two 23 storey towers and a bridge across Frenchman's Bay in Pickering