On July 20th, Premier Doug Ford announced that Durham Region will enter Stage 3 of the provincial reopening plan on Friday, July 24, 2020. Stage
The Township of Brock has set up a $150,000 Emergency Response Benefit to support local businesses.
Effective immediately (Monday, July 6 at 6 p.m.), the Township of Brock has implemented a total burn ban.
The Township of Brock has been working hard on plans to reopen our beaches. Effective today (Monday, July 6), all Township of Brock beaches are now open, as well as the Beaverton Harbour Park and kayak dock for Brock residents and property owners only.
Starting July 6th, 2020, the Beaverton Harbour will ONLY be open to Brock residents (property owners and tenants). This includes access to the splashpad, picnic shelter and beach.
The Township of Brock would like to provide the following update in its response to COVID-19.
Canada Day will look a little different this year as we are not able to gather for our annual celebrations due to the COVID-19 pandemic
The Township of Brock would like to provide the following update in response to COVID-19.
The Township of Brock has set up a $150,000 Emergency Response Benefit to support local businesses.
On May 19, 2020, the Province of Ontario announced the immediate reopening of a number of outdoor recreational amenities as part of the first stage of its plan to reopen the province.