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The Municipality of Clarington has declared a Significant Weather Event due to ongoing snow accumulation, as per the guidelines set forth in the Municipal Act. This declaration has been made in response to the weather conditions currently affecting the area, characterized by substantial snowfall. Designating a Significant Weather Event allows
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The Municipality of Clarington has announced that all drop-in and registered community programs scheduled for February 16 have been cancelled. This decision was made in response to the forecast of severe snowfall expected to impact the area. Additionally, the Fitness Training Centre will remain closed on February 16 as part
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Clarington residents should prepare for service disruptions as a significant winter storm is expected on February 16. All municipal programs scheduled for that day, including drop-in and registered activities and the Fitness Training Centre, have been cancelled. Despite these cancellations, facilities will remain open for those with pre-existing group rentals,
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During the General Government Committee meeting on February 3, 2025, the Samuel Wilmot Nature Area Management Advisory Committee (SWNAMAC) provided an annual update on their activities. This presentation was delivered by Chair Kate Potter and Vice-Chair Thomas Hossie. SWNAMAC outlined their mandate to manage the Samuel Wilmot Nature Area in
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The Samuel Wilmot Nature Area Management Advisory Committee (SWNAMAC) delivered its annual report to the General Government Committee on February 3, 2025. The report was presented by Kate Potter, Chair, and Thomas Hossie, Vice-Chair, focusing on activities and future plans related to the Nature Area. During the presentation, the committee
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Clarington is preparing for disruptions to municipal services due to significant snowfall expected to start this evening. The municipal government has indicated that service adjustments will be made in anticipation of the weather conditions. While specific details on the affected services have not been fully outlined, residents are encouraged to
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Clarington Adjusts Services Due to Expected Snowfall Clarington is preparing for a forecasted snowfall expected to begin this evening. In response, several municipal programs and services will experience temporary adjustments. All municipal recreation facilities will remain open tonight, although all scheduled rentals, classes, and programs are canceled for the following
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Residents of Clarington can participate in various activities planned for Family Day on February 20, which include skating, swimming, fitness, and sports. These activities will be held at the Darlington Sports Centre. Please note that on Family Day, the Clarington Municipal Administrative Centre and the Clarington Animal Shelter will be
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At the General Government Committee meeting on February 3, 2025, a proposal to modify school zone speed limits was put forth. Oswald Sharpe addressed the committee, highlighting concerns about the current 30 km/h speed limit in school zones. Mr. Sharpe suggested increasing the limit to 40 km/h. Following
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The Municipality of Clarington has announced the issuance of Official Plan Amendment Number 136, dated January 27, 2025. This amendment pertains to the Clarington Official Plan under Section 17 of the Planning Act, R.S.O. Residents can view the amendment and associated materials at the Municipal Administrative Centre, located
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Hamlin Grange, a dedicated advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion, has been presented with the Clarington Mayor’s Challenge Coin. The presentation was made by Mayor Adrian Foster in recognition of Grange’s contributions to social justice in the community. The award ceremony was part of the Black History Month
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The General Government Committee of Clarington conducted its meeting on February 3, 2025, where several key appointments to local committees were confirmed. These appointments are essential to ensuring community representation and facilitating local governance initiatives. Appointments were made to the Accessibility Advisory Committee. Although specific names were not disclosed, the