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Durham Region Transit Launches Rider Feedback Survey

Justin Barber

13 Mar 2025

Durham Region Transit (DRT) has announced an online survey for its customers, aimed at collecting feedback on their transit experience. Through this survey, DRT intends to gather insights that may inform future service improvements.

The survey is available online and encourages participation from anyone using DRT services. The goal is to understand rider experiences better and possibly guide enhancements to the quality of service provided across the region.

Participants can share their observations and offer suggestions, contributing to DRT's efforts to tailor transit services to passengers’ needs. The initiative reflects DRT's continuous assessment of the service experience, with a focus on potential future updates.

Upcoming Hospice Fundraiser Scheduled on Municipal Land in Clarington

An upcoming fundraiser, the Marigold Hospice Care Hike and Bike event, is planned for September 21, 2025. It will be held on 2 acres of municipally owned land south of the Marigold Hospice Care facility at 1785 Cobbledick Road. The General Government Committee of Clarington approved the use of this

Weather report for Mar 14, 2025

Today in Clarington, expect mainly sunny skies with a high of 10°C. The wind will pick up to an eastward flow of 20 km/h by late afternoon. This morning starts chilly with a wind chill feel of -6°C, so layering up would be advised. The UV index

Two Killed in Oshawa House Fire

A fire in Oshawa resulted in the deaths of two individuals, an adult woman and a child, as reported by Durham Region Police Services. On March 12, 2025, at approximately 8:10 a.m., police and fire services responded to an incident on McGrigor Street. Upon arrival, officers encountered a

Canada Announced Response to U.S. Tariffs on Metal Exports

The Government of Canada has announced its response to the recent tariffs imposed by the United States on Canadian steel and aluminum products. The 25 percent tariff was applied to these Canadian exports, and was described by federal ministers as unjustified. Key figures in the Canadian government, including Dominic LeBlanc,

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Upcoming Hospice Fundraiser Scheduled on Municipal Land in Clarington

Weather report for Mar 14, 2025

Two Killed in Oshawa House Fire

Canada Announced Response to U.S. Tariffs on Metal Exports