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The Clarington Council, at its General Government Committee meeting held on April 7, 2025, approved an amendment to its Procedural By-law. This amendment introduces the singing of the Canadian National Anthem, 'O Canada,' at the start of regular council meetings. The anthem will be played after the Land
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At the recent meeting of the General Government Committee on April 7, 2025, the Clarington Council finalized an agreement to lease the former Tourism Office on Liberty Street South. This site will serve as a Winter Warming Centre during the 2025-26 season. The initiative aims to support the local homeless
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The Clarington Council has approved a change to its Procedural By-law to include the playing of "O Canada" at the beginning of its meetings. This amendment took place during the General Government Committee meeting on April 7, 2025. According to the minutes, the anthem is now scheduled to
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On April 7, 2025, the General Government Committee of Clarington convened to discuss proposed amendments to the Municipal Wide Development Charge (MCWDC) and Community Benefits Charge (CBC) By-law. Jackie Hall, representing Hemson Consulting, presented the 2025 Development Charge Study and Community Benefits Charge Strategy to the committee. Hall's
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Clarington, Ontario – Mayor Adrian Foster of Clarington has acknowledged the efforts of local groups who have been instrumental in aiding unsheltered residents in Bowmanville. This initiative was led by the Integrated Community Outreach Network in Clarington (ICONIC) alongside various local faith groups, service clubs, and not-for-profit organizations. The coordinated effort
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The Clarington General Government Committee has sanctioned the use of the former Tourism Office at 181 Liberty Street South as a Winter Warming Centre. The facility will be operated by The Regional Municipality of Durham during the 2025-2026 winter season, from November to April, on a nominal lease agreement. The
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On April 7, 2025, the General Government Committee in Clarington convened to discuss updates on the 2025 Development Charges Study and Community Benefits Charges Strategy. Jackie Hall from Hemson Consulting led the presentation, detailing various aspects of the development focused strategy, including compliance with statutory exemptions under the Development Charges
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The Clarington municipal government has announced the closure of the Bowmanville Valley Trail due to flooding. The affected area spans from Highway 2 to the Waterfront Trail. According to the government, the closure is a result of extreme heavy rain, which has led to flooding and created unsafe conditions, including
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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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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
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The Clarington municipal government has announced that the Service Clarington portal will be temporarily inaccessible due to maintenance work. The planned maintenance is scheduled to take place on Friday, March 28, starting at 5 p.m., and is expected to last for about one hour. During this maintenance period, the
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The Planning and Development Committee of Bowmanville has an upcoming meeting scheduled for Monday, April 14, 2025, at 6:30 p.m. The meeting will review three proposed development projects. One proposal for 221 Liberty Street North, submitted by Biddle & Associates on behalf of 100801308 Ontario Inc., aims to