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Web Design

Webrite Design Solutions

Webrite Design Solutions is a Whitby web design studio offering custom WordPress website design, domain registration and Canadian web hosting, WordPress care plans (security, updates and ongoing maintenance), and digital marketing services including SEO, search engine marketing, content marketing and email marketing. The studio serves non-profits, associations and small businesses across Ontario with mobile-responsive, secure websites built for growth.

Wellness Centres

Welcome to Wellness

Welcome to Wellness is a multidisciplinary wellness clinic at 420 Crawforth Street, Whitby, ON L1N 3R5, reachable by phone or text on (905) 665-0123 and online at https://www.welcometowellness.ca/. Its services include chiropractic care, physiotherapy, massage therapy, kinesiology, nutrition, and naturopathic care, and appointments can be booked through the clinic's online booking link. The official site publishes practitioner schedules rather than fixed opening hours: chiropractic is offered Monday to Saturday, physiotherapy on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, naturopathy on Thursdays, and massage therapy Monday to Friday, with exact times varying by practitioner.

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Pool Services

Wellness Shop at Jacuzzi Whitby

Wellness Shop at Jacuzzi Whitby is a hot tub and wellness showroom at 1549 Dundas St E, Unit 3, Whitby, ON L1N 5R4, minutes off Highway 401 at Thickson Road. The official site states the company is Canadian-owned and operated for 25 years, with the Whitby showroom staffed by Durham Region residents and delivery crews dispatched from Whitby across the region. Products and services published on the official site include Jacuzzi, Nordic, Aquasolus, and Wellness Shop Ontario hot tubs; SwimLife swim spas and all-season pools; Clearlight infrared saunas and Canadian-made Serenity outdoor saunas; cold plunge tubs; private wet tests (book a free 30-minute session in a filled, heated tub); delivery and installation across Durham Region from Pickering and Ajax through Whitby, Oshawa, Courtice, Bowmanville, Brooklin, Port Perry, and Uxbridge; and financing options. Showroom hours: Monday to Friday 11:00am to 7:00pm; Saturday 11:00am to 6:00pm; Sunday 11:00am to 5:00pm. Phone: 289-545-0002. Website: https://hottubsinwhitby.ca/. No public business email is published on the official site, so email is not listed.

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Landscaping

West-Hill Landscaping

West-Hill Landscaping is a hardscape contractor based in Whitby, serving Durham, Clarington and Northumberland since 1995. The company focuses on permanent, structural outdoor construction: interlocking stone installation for driveways, patios, walkways and steps; retaining wall construction including armour stone and structural systems; backyard drainage solutions such as French drains, weeping tile and slope correction; plus excavation and grading, swimming pool demolition and fill-ins, and stump grinding. Open Monday to Friday, 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.

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Faith Communities

Westminster United Church

Westminster United Church is an affirming United Church of Canada community in Whitby whose motto is 'Be Welcomed, Be Nourished, Belong.' Its official site states: 'We worship together in person and online every Sunday at 10:30am,' with services also live-streamed. The church presents itself as an affirming community of faith where everyone is invited to come as they are; published offerings include a nursery and Sunday School, community life groups, children and youth activities, outreach initiatives and The Pantry Food Bank. The site describes the church as located at the corner of Rossland and Garrard in Whitby and publishes telephone 905-723-6442.

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Faith Communities

Whitby Baptist Church

Whitby Baptist Church is a Baptist congregation in Whitby. Its official site states: 'We meet every Sunday from 10:00 am to 11:15 am for Worship,' describing family-friendly, intergenerational services that include hymns and worship songs, children's time, prayer, the reading of scripture and a weekly message, with Kidz Zone children's worship and a nursery. Weekly events published on the site include Monday 6:30 pm AA and Thursday 9:00 am-11:30 am Food Bank. Office hours are published as Tuesday to Friday 9:00am-12:00pm, and the published telephone number is 905-668-9711. The church building is described as equipped with an elevator and an air-conditioned worship centre.

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Community Organizations

Whitby Chamber of Commerce

The Whitby Chamber of Commerce is a not-for-profit business organization established in 1928 to unite local professionals, advocate for their rights, compile resources and do business together. Through connection, learning and leadership it fosters a thriving business community, hosting more than 80 events throughout the year. The Chamber presents the annual Peter Perry & Business Achievement Awards gala, including the Peter Perry Award — Whitby's citizen-of-the-year honour, awarded since 1955 and named for town founder Peter Perry.

Wellness Centres

Whitby Chiropractic Wellness Centre

Whitby Chiropractic Wellness Centre is a family chiropractic clinic at 124 Athol Street, Whitby, ON, L1N 3Y9 (phone 905-430-0877; website https://whitbychiropractic.com/), providing neurologically-focused chiropractic care for patients of all ages, from newborns to seniors. Its advertised services cover family chiropractic care with personalised care plans, pregnancy and maternity support, post-partum care, paediatric chiropractic for infants and children, chiropractic care for teenagers, and INSiGHT scanning (thermal and gait scans used to track spinal function), alongside x-ray referrals where required. Adjustment techniques offered include Diversified, Thompson Drop piece, Activator, SOT, and craniosacral therapy. Opening hours published on the official site: Monday 8am to 7:30pm, Tuesday 7am to 7:30pm, Wednesday 8am to 7:30pm, Thursday 7am to 7:30pm, Friday 7:30am to 12:30pm, and Saturday by appointment.

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Visitor Attractions

Whitby Courthouse Theatre

A non-profit community theatre with over 70 years of productions, performing in the former court room of the Ontario County Administration building, converted into a theatre. The five-show 2026/2027 season subscription is $140, with comedies, dramas and musicals: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Nov 5-21, 2026), Big Fish: Small Cast Edition (Feb 4-20, 2027), Baby Taj (Apr 8-24, 2027), Once Upon A One More Time (Jun 3-19, 2027) and Company (Aug 12-21, 2027). It also runs Kids and Teens education programs, offers volunteer opportunities for productions and front-of-house roles, and students can earn community service hours toward diploma requirements.

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Farmers Markets

Whitby Farmers' Market

The Whitby Farmers' Market is a seasonal weekly market held every Wednesday from 9 AM to 3 PM at 405 Dundas Street West in downtown Whitby, running mid-May through mid-October (the 2026 season runs May 13 to October 14). Organized by the Durham Region Farmers' Market Association, it gathers local farmers and artisans selling locally grown produce, baked goods, maple syrup, honey, fresh-pressed juice, plants and flowers, and handcrafted items. Vendor rules require at least 70% of products to be produced by the vendors themselves, with the rest Canadian-grown or produced.

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