THE DAILY DURHAM LOCAL GUIDE
Browse businesses located in or serving Brock. Profiles distinguish physical branches from cities served; service areas do not create map pins.
The Sunderland location of the Brock Community Food Bank, operating from a portable behind St. Andrew's United Church at 10 Church Street N, open Fridays from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The nonprofit food bank serves residents of Brock Township with monthly emergency food boxes and can arrange deliveries for people who cannot reach the site. Donations of food and e-transfers are accepted.
Claim your listing — coming soonBrock Community Health Centre is listed in Durham Region's business dataset at 468 Main Street, Beaverton, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is offices of physicians. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
Claim your listing — coming soonBrock Community Health Centre is a non-profit charitable community health centre serving Brock Township — Beaverton, Cannington and Sunderland — and the surrounding areas. Its new 19,000-square-foot state-of-the-art facility in Cannington, completed in June 2025 with a $16.6 million provincial investment, houses expanded primary care with eight larger clinic rooms, physiotherapy, diabetes education, intensive geriatric assessment, registered dietitian services with a teaching kitchen, social work, nutrition, and community development and health promotion programs, with foot care and dental suites added. The North Durham Family Health Team runs an Unattached Patient Program at the centre on Thursdays for residents without a primary care provider, and Dynacare offers lab and health services in the building Monday to Friday. A primary-care presence continues at the Beaverton clinic. All programs and services are free and confidential, offered virtually and on site. Primary care is currently at capacity with a wait list; community physiotherapy, diabetes education, geriatric assessment, social work and dietitian services are open to anyone in the community.
Claim your listing — coming soonBrock High School is a public secondary school in Cannington, Ontario, operated by the Durham District School Board. Its official site publishes school registration, student guidance, library learning commons, attendance reporting, school-bus information, and family and student activity resources. The school lists its Cannington campus address, main office phone, and a general school email for enquiries. No opening hours are published on the school's site.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Brock Minor Hockey Association is a minor hockey organization serving Brock Township, Ontario. It fields house league teams from U9 through U18 (including U9-LL White/Black/Red/Green, U11, U13, U15 and U18 divisions), playing games through the fall and winter season with teams competing in the Victoria Durham and Three County hockey leagues. Registration and season news are published on the association's official website.
Claim your listing — coming soonBrock Soccer Club is a community soccer club serving Brock Township, Ontario, playing out of Brock Soccer Park. The club runs house league and competitive youth soccer with age-grouped divisions, and registration for each summer season opens through its website (early-bird registration typically opens December 1). The season generally kicks off in May. Team schedules, photo day and field information are published on the club's official site.
Claim your listing — coming soonBrock Township Fire Station 81 is listed in Durham Region's business dataset at 217 River Street, Sunderland, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is municipal fire-fighting services. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
Claim your listing — coming soonBrock Township Public Library - Beaverton Branch is listed in Durham Region's business dataset at 401 Simcoe Street, Beaverton, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is libraries. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Beaverton Branch of the Brock Township Public Library serves Beaverton from a landmark Carnegie Library opened in 1913, one of the few remaining Carnegie buildings in Ontario still used for its original purpose. It is the system's administration branch and home to the business desk, offering a workstation, in-house laptop loans, print/copy/scan and fax services, report binding and laminating. Patrons across all three branches share one library card and can borrow books, movies, graphic novels, newspapers, magazines, e-books, audiobooks, museum and attraction passes (including Reptilia Whitby), Chromebooks and Wi-Fi hotspots. Fall programs include storytimes, creative activities and workshops for all ages. Open Tuesday and Thursday 10 am-7:30 pm, Friday 10 am-4 pm, Saturday 10 am-3 pm; closed for the annual summer closure August 30-September 7.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Timothy Findley Memorial Branch of the Brock Township Public Library serves Cannington from the historic 1887 Cannington Town Hall, once home to council chambers, a fire hall and the town's first moving-picture show. Patrons across all three branches share one library card and can borrow books, movies, graphic novels, newspapers, magazines, e-books, audiobooks, museum and attraction passes (including Reptilia Whitby), Chromebooks and Wi-Fi hotspots. The branch hosts programs including a monthly genealogy help session on the fourth Tuesday of each month with an in-house genealogy specialist. Open Tuesday and Friday 2-7:30 pm, Wednesday and Thursday 10 am-3 pm, Saturday 10 am-2 pm; closed for the annual summer closure August 30-September 7.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Sunderland Branch of the Brock Township Public Library serves the village of Sunderland from its welcoming space within Sunderland Public School. The branch began in a small upstairs room over a century ago and grew through the efforts of local volunteers and community groups. Patrons across all three branches share one library card and can borrow books, movies, graphic novels, newspapers, magazines, e-books, audiobooks, museum and attraction passes (including Reptilia Whitby), Chromebooks and Wi-Fi hotspots. The branch offers an assistive-technology computer with high-contrast/large-key keyboards and ergonomic mice, plus year-round programs and cultural activities for all ages. Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 3-8 pm, Saturday 10 am-2 pm; closed for the annual summer closure August 30-September 7.
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Accounting firm serving individuals, businesses, non-profits, charities, trusts and estates from Cannington and Orillia offices.
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