Two dedicated Uxbridge volunteers have been recognized for their contributions to the community. Kathy Clulow received the 2025 Ontario Senior Achievement Award at Queen’s Park for her leadership and volunteer work with several local organizations, while David Richardson was named Uxbridge’s Senior of the Year for his role in helping make the township more age-friendly and accessible. Mayor Dave Barton praised both residents for their years of service, noting that their efforts have helped strengthen community connections and improve the quality of life for people across Uxbridge.

Public parking has returned to the Lower Brock Street downtown area following the completion of a key stage in the ongoing Uxbridge Downtown Revitalization Project. The lot is now open for the summer season, offering 41 standard parking spaces and two accessible spots for residents and visitors supporting local businesses. While some site activity will continue, the focus in the months ahead will shift to reviewing environmental data, developing site remediation plans, and finalizing designs in partnership with the Township of Uxbridge.

A child was taken to hospital after being bitten by a coyote in Whitby on Monday, according to Durham Regional Police. The incident occurred in a public field near a wooded area, prompting police to remind residents to use caution around trails, forests, and other natural spaces where coyotes may be active. The warning comes as Whitby has recorded dozens of coyote sightings in recent weeks, with officials encouraging residents to stay alert and follow safety guidelines when encountering wildlife.