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Clarington Emergency and Fire Services has issued guidelines on carbon monoxide (CO) safety for residents. Carbon monoxide, a colorless and odorless gas, is produced when fuels do not burn completely in appliances such as stoves, furnaces, and fireplaces. Exposure to CO can lead to serious health issues, including headaches, dizziness,
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Clarington will observe Remembrance Day with several events across the municipality. The main event will take place at Veterans' Square in Bowmanville, which has recently undergone renovations. The square now features additional flag poles, raised gardens, and accessible seating. The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 178 will lead the ceremony,
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The Shaw House, a heritage building located in Bowmanville, has reopened following renovations. It will now serve as the administrative headquarters for Clarington Emergency and Fire Services. The building, originally constructed around 1890, underwent renovations starting in December 2022 to improve accessibility, including the installation of an elevator and an
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Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued a statement in recognition of Diwali, the Festival of Lights. The statement acknowledges the cultural significance of Diwali for many in the community and around the world, celebrating the triumph of good over evil and light over darkness. Mayor Foster extended wishes for peace,
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The Municipality of Clarington has announced plans to enhance cellular connectivity by partnering with Shared Tower to construct new cell towers on municipally owned properties. This initiative follows a formal call to industry earlier this year aimed at increasing cellular infrastructure in the community. The Clarington Council approved a report
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The municipalities in Durham Region have collectively gathered 4,239 pounds of food and raised $5,051 through online donations. These contributions are intended to support local food banks and hunger relief programs, including Feed the Need in Durham. The donations are estimated to provide the equivalent of 10,102
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The Clarington Council has approved the design vision for a new park on the former lands of the Bowmanville Zoo. The project will proceed to the detailed design phase, focusing initially on developing a trail network. Construction is expected to begin next year, with the park anticipated to open in
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Clarington Council has approved the Parks, Recreation, and Culture Master Plan (PRCMP), which will guide the development of parkland, programs, and services over the next 10 to 15 years. The plan was developed with input from residents, stakeholders, and community groups, who were invited to review the draft and provide
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The Municipality of Clarington has been awarded a grant of $166,080 from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Green Municipal Fund. This funding is designated for a feasibility study aimed at identifying strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from municipal buildings. The study will explore measures such as upgrading lighting
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Clarington Emergency and Fire Services has issued guidelines for residents planning to use fireworks during Diwali celebrations. According to the local By-law No. 2015-047, residents must obtain a Fireworks Permit before discharging fireworks, though the permit fee is waived for cultural or religious holidays. Fireworks Safety Guidelines * Do not discharge
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The Municipality of Clarington has announced road closures in Bowmanville Cemetery, located at 1330 Haines Street, as part of ongoing maintenance work. The closures are scheduled to begin on October 28, 2024, and are expected to last approximately one month. The maintenance involves paving and concrete works, which may be
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Forestry work is currently underway in several residential areas of Courtice, Ontario. The work involves block pruning, a process aimed at maintaining safe tree structures and improving tree health. This includes the removal of dead, diseased, or dangerous branches, pruning for clearance over roadways and walkways, and trimming branches that