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Temporary Closures of Oshawa and Brock Waste Facilities Announced

Justin Barber

17 Oct 2024

The waste management facilities in Oshawa and Brock will experience temporary closures to facilitate the installation of new scales. The Oshawa Waste Management Facility, located at 1640 Ritson Road North, will be closed from October 19 to October 24, reopening on October 25 at 8 a.m. Meanwhile, the Brock Waste Management Facility, situated at C22480 Brock Sideroad #17, will be closed from October 31 to November 4, reopening on November 5 at 8 a.m.

During these periods, users are advised to delay their visits, make alternative arrangements, or utilize the Scugog Waste Management Facility located at 1623 Reach Street in Port Perry. For further details regarding the regional waste management facilities, including their operating hours and the list of materials accepted, residents can visit the official website at durham.ca/WMF.

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Weather report for Jan 26, 2025

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Weather report for Jan 27, 2025

Weather report for Jan 26, 2025

Ontario Invests $27 Million in Carpentry Training

Ontario Allocates $228 Million for Postsecondary Infrastructure Upgrades