West Harbour Residents Association
Provincial emergency order remains in place until at least May 29 The town is working towards reopening more outdoor amenities over the coming week, while maintaining provincial orders and following public health directions. The following amenities opened this week under provincial COVID-19 safety protocols requiring two-metre distancing during use and no groups of more than …
Important message from Halton Region: To protect the health and safety of our collection crews, Halton Region is asking residents to exercise extra caution when putting out garbage and Green Cart materials. In particular, please ensure all Green Cart materials, including used tissues and paper towels, are placed in BPI compostable Green Cart bags and tied …
Message from the Town of Oakville with respect to Green Bins, Recycling and Garbage Read More »
If you haven’t already signed up for the regular Mayor Burton and Town council updates, you can do so here: https://www.oakville.ca/mayor/mayor-enewsletter-archive.html March 31st Office of the Mayor and Council Updates: Updates on COVID-19 emergency With the state of emergency in the province extended for two more weeks and the announcement of public school closures until …
Information about the Town of Oakville’s response to COVID 19 can be found here: https://www.oakville.ca/townhall/covid-19.html
Yesterday the Town of Oakville dedicated a plaque to significant Black history in our West Harbour area. In attendance were Mayor Rob Burton and Regional Councillor Cathy Duddeck, along with others. An art installation will be dedicated in the spring.
Oakville, November 5, 2019 – For Immediate Release We take any concerns associated with our drinking water and public safety very seriously. As Halton Region is responsible for water purification, I will be bringing forward a resolution at our next Halton Regional Council meeting to encourage residents to replace any private lead water pipes with …
Friday, November 8, 2019 Noon – 2 p.m. | Ribbon cutting at 12:15 p.m. Join us for our ribbon-cutting celebration and a complimentary slice of cake, then please stay and enjoy the park. Purchase a bite to eat at one of the food trucks on site during the event, take a self-guided tour and discover …
There is still a strong likelihood that Oakville will be merged with Burlington, Milton, and Halton Hills to form the Megacity of Halton despite claims by our local MPPs. Through a unilateral decision by the Province, our town as we know it can be wiped out. In August, Premier Ford openly confirmed that some municipalities will soon be amalgamated and the …
The West Harbour Resident’s Association was recently contacted by Halton Region Police Services to discuss Break and Enter Prevention efforts in Oakville. Please find below a letter from Halton Region Police Services to all Oakville residents: Dear Oakville residents, Over the past couple months, the Town of Oakville has seen an increase in the …
Dear Neighbour, Recently your WHRA Executive Committee, along with other Oakville Residents Associations, joined the grassroots organization We Love Oakville, which has been formed to Stop Amalgamation and we are appealing to you to support this campaign. As you have chosen to make Oakville your home, we would like to make you …
We Love Oakville – WHRA supports efforts to stop almagamation. Read More »