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Check It Out: Free Family Swim Sessions in Clarington This Month

Justin Barber

16 Apr 2025

Ontario Power Generation’s (OPG) Darlington New Nuclear Project is hosting a series of free family swim sessions at recreation centres in Clarington over the coming month. According to OPG, these events will take place at multiple local facilities.

Admission to these sessions is free during the scheduled times connected to this initiative. OPG advises that families consult local recreation centres for the most up-to-date information about locations, dates, and session schedules. All event details, as well as any specific guidelines for attendance, are provided by the host facilities.

These free swim sessions are being offered by OPG’s Darlington New Nuclear Project in coordination with the local municipality.

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Clarington Approves Veterans' Crosswalk at King and Temperance Streets

Police Report Gunshots Fired at Ajax Residence

CFIA Recalls SeoulMamma Shrimp Fried Rice for Undeclared Milk in Ontario

Health Canada Recalls Wooden Bunny Stacker Due to Excess Barium