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Construction Update with Eva Reti: June 10, 2026 Join Board Chair Eva Reti for a construction update from Hospice Wh...

June is Recreation and Parks Month, a great time to get outside, get active and enjoy what your community has to offer! 🎉

Use the Recreation and Parks Month Passport Initiative as a guide to discover free recreation opportunities and activities happening throughout June in participating communities across Durham Region. 🏊

🛝 Whether you’re visiting parks, joining recreation programs, or exploring new spaces, there are lots of ways to get involved.

🚴 June is also Bike Month, making it a perfect time to add cycling to your plans and explore your community on two wheels.

🔗 For more information, check out durham.ca/BikeMonth

Check the passport in the comments for ideas on how to participate and enjoy Recreation and Parks Month.

🎵 Whitby’s Sounds of Summer series is kicking off soon! Formerly Music in the Park — this summer comes with a new name and new location.

Join us at our NEW Downtown Whitby location:
📍Celebration Square, 405 Dundas St W
📅 Every Tuesday (Starting June 23, Ending August 18) at 7 PM

And join us Downtown Brooklin:
📍Grass Park, 41 Baldwin St
📅 Every Thursday (Starting July 2, Ending August 20) at 7 PM

Learn more at: https://www.whitby.ca/explore-and-enjoy/events-and-festivals/attend-an-event/sounds-of-summer-music-series/

🎶 Whitby’s Culture Pop-Ups are BACK! 🎉

Get ready for a summer of rhythm, movement, and global celebration right on Whitby’s beautiful waterfront!

Upcoming Pop-Ups:
🌍 Rhythms of Africa – June 24
🤠 Boots & Beats – July 15
🧘‍♀️ Waterfront Wellness – July 29
🌅 Soca on the Shore – August 19

🕖 All events run from 6:00pm to 8:00pm
📍 269 Water Street - Rotary Sunrise Lake Park
🌧️ Rain dates are scheduled for the following day

➡️ www.whitby.ca/CulturePopUps

Discover Something New to Enjoy! ✨

☀️ Planning a trip outside Canada? Before you head out, make sure you are prepared for potential disruptions:

· Verify that your includes coverage for trip cancellations and interruptions, and ask your provider about coverage exclusions or limitations related to fuel shortages or regional conflicts.
· Have a contingency plan and extra funds.
· Check the and Advisories for your destination or destinations.
· Sign up for the free service Registration of Canadians Abroad to receive emergency updates.

Our ability to provide assistance may be limited.

Don’t leave your safety to chance. More advice to help you make informed decisions: https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/travel-disruptions-impacts?utm_campaign=gac-amc-travel-proactive&utm_source=fb&utm_medium=smo&utm_content=2026-06-05-en

🚨 PARADE ROUTE UPDATE 🚨

This year's parade route will begin at Brooklin High School, travel along Baldwin Street, and continue across Wi******er Road on its way to the fairgrounds.

📅 Saturday, June 6, 2026
🕐 Parade begins at 10:30 AM

Get ready for a parade full of community spirit, colourful floats, local organizations, tractors, horses, music, and plenty of Barnyard Boogie fun! 🚜🎶🐄

📍 Find your spot along the route early.
👋 Wave to your favourite parade entries.
📸 Don't forget to share your photos with us!

Who will you be watching with this year?

🔔 Important notice for residents 🔔

On June 2 and 3, Durham Region is conducting a Nuclear Public Alerting System Test.

Residents are reminded that there is no emergency. This is a test only.

During daytime hours, on June 2, an auto dialer will call listed landline phone ☎️ numbers within 10 kilometres of the nuclear-generating stations.

On June 3, outdoor sirens 🚨 will sound for up to three minutes. The sirens are within three kilometres of the stations and will be heard by people outdoors and in that area.

To find out how you will be alerted, visit durham.ca/AlertMap and enter your address.

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