Recreation News

Thank you to those who have registered for the Township of Brock’s 2021 Annual Golf Tournament. We have reached our maximum limit for registrations.

All proceeds from this 2021 fund-raising event will be used to assist local non-profit organizations in completing quality community and youth-oriented projects and programs in our Township. Any company or organization wishing to support our cause should refer to the Sponsorship Opportunities and Donations.  All contributors will be recognized in...

Whitby, Ontario – Residents are invited to celebrate Canada Day the Durham Way, virtually, on July 1. This year’s celebration will showcase a whole lot of family fun, including children’s activities, musical performances and cooking demonstrations.

Join us for exciting performances by Brant the Fire Guy and Dan the Music Man; participate in a decorating contest, scavenger hunt and trivia challenges; watch cooking demonstrations; and take a tour of an army tank from the comfort of your own home.

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The Township of Brock does not have any designated hills for tobogganing and does not maintain any areas for winter activities. Please use outdoor areas at your own risk and follow these guidelines.

 Users must:

•Check the hill. Make sure it is free of hazards (trees, rocks, fences, bumps)

•Avoid ice-covered areas

•Make sure there is room at the bottom of the hill to stop – away from roads, or bodies of water

•Use proper sliding equipment and wear a helmet (ski helmets are recommended)

•Make...

Public Skating, Parent & Tot and Stick & Puck start December 7th at the Foster Hewitt Memorial Community Centre and Sunderland Memorial Arena. Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, we are limited to 10 participants on ice for these programs. 

Pre-Registration Required

To avoid upset, we have now made these “pre-registered” programs and drop-ins will not be permitted. Registration must be completed online 24hrs prior to the program start time. Proof of registration will be required upon...

The long-awaited hockey season is just around the corner. With last year’s season cut short, coaches, kids and parents are looking forward to returning to the rink. Hockey parents can all agree, rushing to the rink on time, navigating the chaos of the change room and getting their player suited up, is hectic on a good day. With social distancing regulations in place it’s tempting to suit up your player before arriving at the rink- while hockey gear is designed to keep kids safe on the ice, it can...