The City of Oshawa and the Region of Durham have announced road restrictions in Oshawa, Pickering and the Township of Scugog.
Oshawa said Athol Street West will be closed to through traffic starting October 21 until October 30.
It said no through access will be available for emergency vehicles.
Road closure will be between Centre Street North and Simcoe Street North
The hard closure will be in front of 39 Athol Street. Full access will be provided to Michael Starr building. The road will re-open on weekends.
The road closure is required for tower crane erection at 39 Athol Street West.
Oshawa also announced that Charles Street will be closed to through traffic.
No through access will be available for emergency vehicles.
Road closure is on October 21 from 9 am to 4 pm between Bruce Street and Athol Street East
Local access to Ontario Tech University parking lot and TCC parking lot will be maintained, the city said.
It said the closure is required to facilitate tree removal operations associated with the Tribute Communities Centre project.
It apologized for any inconvenience these may cause.
Pickering: The Region of Durham has announced lane restrictions at Westney Road and Concession Road 6 intersection in Pickering.
It will be in place from October 20 until November 15 at the intersection of Westney Road and Concession Road 6.
It is needed to safely complete intersection modifications.
Scugog: The Regional Municipality announced upcoming lane restrictions on Regional Highway 47 in the Township of Scugog from October 19 to June 30, 2027.
Work will pause from December 15, 2026, to May 5, 2027. Unfavourable weather conditions may impact the work schedule, it said.
The impacted area is on Regional Highway 47 from 230 metres east of Lake Ridge Road (Regional Road 23) to 250 metres west of Highway 12 in the Township of Scugog.
Lane restrictions will be in place for the safe replacement of a culvert, ditching improvements, asphalt resurfacing and paving work.
Temporary daily lane restrictions will be required throughout construction to facilitate the work safely and efficiently.
The region said it realizes that the work may be disruptive and will make every effort to complete the work as quickly and efficiently as possible. Drivers are asked to exercise caution for the safety of pedestrians, cyclists and work crews.
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