News and Public Notices

Durham Region Municipalities come together to support Feed the Need in Durham

Update: Friday is your last chance to donate to Feed the Need at a Clarington facility. Drop off your non-perishable food donation at a location below or donate online!

Clarington, the Region of Durham and other area municipalities are coming together this National Hunger Action Month to help raise awareness, food donations and funds to fight hunger in the community.

Hunger is an important issue that affects individuals, seniors, and families throughout the Region. As Durham Region continues to...

Public Meeting and Recommendation Report: Zoning By-law Amendment to Bethesda Ridge Farms

The municipality invites you to attend a Statutory Public Meeting to discuss a proposed application for a Zoning By-law Amendment.

Proposal

Bethesda Ridge Farms has submitted an application for a zoning by-law amendment to be able to split off a part of the farm with an additional dwelling on it, as a result of consolidating farmland with another location nearby. The zoning change would prevent future splitting or residential development on the remaining larger piece of land. It would also...

Residents celebrate new ways to move and play at South Courtice Arena

Clarington, Ontario – On September 21, hundreds of residents joined Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster and members of Council to celebrate the launch of all-new outdoor amenities at South Courtice Arena.

Located at 1595 Prestonvale Road in Courtice, the arena is already a hub of community activity featuring both NHL and Olympic-sized indoor ice pads, an outdoor soccer field and off-leash dog park. Now, it’s also home to Clarington’s first accessible outdoor fitness area, paid for in part by the Government...

Mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at an event in Clarington or Durham Region

September 30 is the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation in Canada. It is a day to reflect on and acknowledge the painful legacy of the Residential School System in Canada that separated Indigenous children from their families and communities and stripped away their traditions, culture and languages.

It is a day to honour the children who never returned home, the survivors, their families and communities affected by the legacy of residential schools. Below is a list of initiatives taking...

Playground refresh wraps-up at parks in Bowmanville and Solina

New play structures, swings and other amenities have been installed or replaced at four parks in Bowmanville and Solina, including:

Rhonda Park, 92 Rhonda Boulevard, Bowmanville

• Enlarged playground area with wood fibre safety surface
• Junior and senior play structures
• Four swings, one accessible
• Park benches
• Pathway realignment and new pathway

New upgrades to Rhonda Park feature a new play structure with wood fibre safety surface.

Elephant Hill Park, 30 Maconnachie Place, Bowmanville

• Enlarged playground...