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Concession Street East Closure in Bowmanville Due to Flooding

Justin Barber

06 Mar 2025

A section of Concession Street East in Bowmanville is currently closed due to flooding. According to local authorities, the affected area stretches from Lambs Road to Soper Creek Drive. The road closure, a result of severe weather conditions causing washouts, will remain in place until further notice.

Local residents and commuters are advised to seek alternative routes. The Clarington municipal government will provide updates on the situation as they become available, encouraging the community to stay informed through official channels.

Clarington Mayor Highlights Women's Contributions on International Women’s Day

Clarington, Ontario – In recognition of International Women’s Day, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster issued a statement celebrating the contributions of women and girls in the area. “On International Women’s Day, we reflect on the achievements of women and girls,” stated Mayor Foster. His message focuses on acknowledging the social,

Check It Out: Upcoming STEAM Workshop at Courtice Library for March Break

A STEAM Workshop titled 'Bath Science' will be held at the Courtice Library on Tuesday, March 11, from 4:00 to 5:15 pm. This event is targeted towards students in grades 4 to 7. Participants can expect to engage with the scientific principles behind spa and bath

Durham Region Transit Seeks Feedback Through Customer Survey

Durham Region Transit (DRT) invites residents to participate in a customer feedback survey to evaluate its transit services. The survey is accessible until March 21, 2025, and is administered by HarrisX, an independent organization. The process requires approximately 10 minutes to complete, allowing participants to share their experiences and suggestions

Canada Expands Loan Forgiveness for Rural Healthcare Workers

The Government of Canada has announced an expansion of its Canada Student Loan forgiveness program, aimed at attracting healthcare professionals to rural and remote communities. The program now includes more professions and applies to communities with populations of 30,000 or fewer. This initiative is set to cover over 200

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Clarington Mayor Highlights Women's Contributions on International Women’s Day

Check It Out: Upcoming STEAM Workshop at Courtice Library for March Break

Durham Region Transit Seeks Feedback Through Customer Survey

Canada Expands Loan Forgiveness for Rural Healthcare Workers