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The Region of Durham will hold its annual Business Showcase event virtually from April 29 to May 1. Businesses are invited to present their products and services to municipal staff. Participants, including local municipalities and community partners, will have the chance to engage in discussions centered around municipal needs in
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The Durham Waste Management Facility in Scugog has been reopened, according to a statement from the Regional Municipality of Durham. Meanwhile, the Waste Management Facility in Brock is still closed due to a prolonged power outage. To accommodate residents, temporary bins have been provided at several locations within the Township
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Durham Region Police Service is seeking assistance to identify a suspect involved in an assault at a restaurant in Ajax. The incident took place near Harwood Avenue South and Kingston Road West and involved a suspect using an unknown substance to attack a victim. The victim sustained minor injuries and
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Statistics Canada has reported the national median wage for T1 tax filers at $47,650 for the year 2023. This figure marks a 1.1% increase from the year 2022. Importantly, these statistics have been adjusted to account for a 3.9% annual inflation rate, a factor that has affected
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The Durham Region Health Department has launched the 2025 West Nile virus (WNV) surveillance and control program, starting May 12. This initiative will include activities such as adult mosquito trapping to test for WNV, monitoring larval mosquito populations, and applying larvicide in various locations throughout the region. A significant update
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The waste management facilities in Brock and Scugog are currently closed due to a power outage, as announced by the Regional Municipality of Durham. This closure will remain in effect until power services are restored. To accommodate residents during this time, temporary bins for household waste have been placed at
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Construction has started on a new outdoor refrigerated skating rink at the Diane Hamre Recreation Complex in Newcastle, Clarington. The municipal government of Clarington is overseeing the development of the skating rink, which will feature a refrigerated ice surface, rubber skate matting, and seating. Additional features include lighting for nighttime
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The Waste Management Facility in Brock is currently closed due to a power outage, according to a recent announcement by the Region. Meanwhile, the Waste Management Facility in Scugog has reopened and is operational. Residents relying on the Brock facility may need to seek alternative waste management options until the
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) has announced the seizure of 148.8 kilograms of methamphetamine at Vancouver International Airport. The seizures, which occurred during six separate incidents, involved methamphetamine concealed in passengers’ suitcases and intended for export. The estimated street value of the drugs is $500,000, according to
Today in Clarington, expect a mix of sun and cloud with a 40% chance of early morning flurries, giving way to sunny skies. The temperature will reach a high of 3°C with a northwest wind of 20 km/h gusting to 40. Wind chill will make it feel like
Authorities have arrested a man following an investigation into the use of counterfeit money at various stores in the Durham Region. The suspect was detained by members of the Financial Crimes Unit after allegedly passing fake currency in several retail locations. The Durham Regional Police Service reported that counterfeit bills
Waste management facilities in Scugog and Brock are temporarily closed due to a power outage. According to the Regional Municipality of Durham, these closures will remain in effect until power is fully restored. Residents who rely on these facilities are encouraged to stay informed through official communications for updates regarding
Clarington, Ontario – Mayor Adrian Foster of Clarington issued a statement in recognition of International Transgender Day of Visibility. Mayor Foster highlighted the contributions of the transgender community and acknowledged the importance of a diverse community. In his statement, he emphasized the necessity for Clarington to be a safe and welcoming
In the Durham Region, several new Mobile ID and Benefits Access Hubs will be accessible this spring. These hubs are designed to aid residents, including those in Clarington, in accessing over 40 income-boosting benefits available in Ontario. These hubs will assist in acquiring or replacing necessary government identifications like Social
The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) has announced a temporary closure of the Ganaraska Forest along with all other GRCA properties due to a recent ice storm. The storm has caused ice accumulation and brings expected high winds, which pose safety risks. According to the GRCA, these weather conditions could
A 48-year-old woman has been arrested by the Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) Financial Crimes Unit. The arrest follows an investigation where she is accused of using false identification to impersonate numerous individuals and withdraw money from their bank accounts. The Financial Crimes Unit conducted an in-depth investigation, which concluded
Today in Clarington, expect a cloudy morning with up to a 60% chance of showers diminishing by early afternoon. Fog patches are anticipated to dissipate as the day progresses. The temperature will fall to about 2°C this afternoon, and winds will shift from southwest to northwest at 20 km/
The Clarington Public Library will host an event titled "Meet Your Candidates" at its Bowmanville branch. Residents will have the opportunity to interact with local candidates who are running for office. The event is designed to allow community members to present questions to candidates. Questions can be submitted
The waste management facilities in Brock and Scugog are currently closed due to inclement weather, as reported by the Regional Municipality of Durham. These facilities are typically available for local residents to dispose of waste, but current weather conditions have rendered them temporarily inaccessible. The Regional Municipality of Durham stated