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A fire broke out in downtown Bowmanville early Tuesday morning, affecting properties along King Street West between Scugog Street and Temperance Street. Clarington Emergency and Fire Services (CEFS), with the help of Oshawa Fire, responded to the incident. The fire has been reported as under control, but it is not
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A fire occurred in downtown Bowmanville on March 6, impacting several homes and businesses. The incident prompted a response from Clarington Emergency and Fire Services. In a statement, Mayor Adrian Foster expressed sympathy for those affected, noting the community's losses. Mayor Foster also mentioned municipal support would be
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The Courtice Fitness Training Centre, located at the Courtice Community Complex, has been closed temporarily due to flooding, as per the latest communication from Clarington municipal authorities. This closure is effective immediately and will remain until further notice. Despite the closure of the centre, residents can participate in group fitness
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Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has addressed the recent introduction of trade tariffs by the U.S. government. In a statement, Mayor Foster expressed concerns regarding the potential effects of these tariffs on local and cross-border trade. Mayor Foster stated, "This is a disappointing moment in history as President Trump’
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The Seasonal Patio Program in Clarington is now accepting applications from local restaurants and cafes. This municipal initiative allows businesses to expand their outdoor dining areas by acquiring permits for patios on municipal sidewalks or private spaces such as parking lots. The program, which operates from May to October, provides
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A piece of hate-motivated graffiti, bearing a Nazi swastika, was discovered in an area frequented by children in Clarington. This act has received condemnation from local authorities. A statement from a community representative described the graffiti as an act reminiscent of a period characterized by violence and hatred. The representative
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Clarington, Ontario – Mayor Adrian Foster issued a statement to mark the beginning of Ramadan for the Islamic community in Clarington. Ramadan is a significant period of spiritual reflection, observed worldwide by Muslims. Mayor Foster stated, "As Clarington's Islamic community begins the holy month of Ramadan, it is
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Residents of Clarington are being invited to weigh in on the future of local MVP celebrations, which honor volunteer superstars, sports legends, and community champions. Traditionally, Clarington has recognized these contributions through separate gatherings. Previously, the community held events such as the Clarington Sports Hall of Fame, recognizing athletes, coaches,
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Clarington municipal crews are set to perform snow removal from several roads in Downtown Bowmanville to maintain accessibility and safety. The following streets will face temporary closures: * Tuesday, February 25, 7 PM to Wednesday, February 26, 2 AM: * Temperance Street, from Church Street to King Street * Wednesday, February 26, 2
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The outdoor ice rink at Courtice Community Complex has been closed temporarily. This decision, according to the Clarington municipal government, is due to current weather conditions, including rain and increased temperatures. Residents looking for updates on the rink's status should keep an eye on local announcements for any
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The Municipality of Clarington has announced the initiation of public meetings to discuss proposed developments in the areas of Hampton, Newtonville, and Bowmanville. These projects are at the proposal stage and are yet to receive approval. According to municipal requirements, Clarington must process all development applications received. The evaluation of
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The Trees for Rural Roads program in Clarington is now open for 2025 applications, providing rural residents with free native tree species for planting on private properties next to municipal roadways. Applications are being accepted until March 31, 2025. This initiative aims to enhance biodiversity and environmental protection in Clarington.