Cobourg road crack sealing may cause brief traffic delays through September 29
Town crews are sealing cracks on roads across Cobourg, with temporary traffic disruptions possible while the material is applied and cures.
Read the guide →Cobourg Fire asks residents to test smoke alarms today
The September 28 reminder is aimed especially at students and young adults living independently for the first time.
Read the guide →Cobourg flags upcoming loss of early Toronto VIA Rail train
Train 641, Cobourg’s direct early-morning connection arriving in Toronto before 9 a.m., is set to end when corridor changes take effect October 25.
Read the guide →West Beach, at a slower pace
Pebbles, boardwalk and the naturalized shoreline.
Read the guide →Cobourg when the weather changes
A good visit does not have to depend on a swim.
Read the guide →From beach picnic to downtown table
A practical approach to eating near the waterfront.
Read the guide →Two days, without overplanning
Make room for the beach and the town.
Read the guide →An accessibility-first waterfront day
Build the plan around the route, not the photograph.
Read the guide →The waterfront through the seasons
Plan for the calendar as well as the weather.
Read the guide →Victoria Park: the day beyond the towel
Picnics, play and a connection to Cobourg’s past.
Read the guide →From cargo to promenades
How the working harbour shaped today’s visit.
Read the guide →A beach-to-downtown family day
Sandcastles first. A change of scene when you need it.
Read the guide →A walk through the waterfront’s layers
Follow the shore, then look inland.
Read the guide →Harbour dredging continues into fall: what waterfront visitors will see
Sand piles, fenced work areas and harbour maintenance are part of Cobourg’s fall dredging operations.
Read the guide →Three free hours return to waterfront parking for the low season
The first three hours are free from September 15 through May 14; longer stays and overnight parking have separate charges.
Read the guide →September 30 in Cobourg: film screenings, waterfront reflections and an Alderville walk
Two free Indian Horse screenings and an open community walk are among the announced commemorations.
Read the guide →D’Arcy and Elgin bus stop moves one block south
The replacement stop is on D’Arcy Street just north of Burnet Drive, effective September 25.
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