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Clarington celebrates talent, culture and unity at second annual Black Vendor Village
Clarington, Ontario – On Saturday, February 8, over 700 residents came together to experience Clarington’s second annual Black Vendor Village in celebration of Black History Month. The event was held at Garnet B.
Statement from Mayor Adrian Foster on the threat of U.S. tariffsClarington, Ontario – Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.
“Canada has consistently been a steadfast ally to the United States; the intimidation we are currently receiving from our southern neighbours is both unwarranted and disheartening.
Clarington Council approves Bowmanville East Urban Centre Secondary PlanDecision marks first approval under Clarington’s expanded planning authority
Clarington, Ontario – Clarington Council has approved a renewed vision for Bowmanville's core: the Jan 28, 2025
New parking meters give historic downtown Bowmanville a modern touchDuring the first few weeks of February, new on-street parking meters will be installed in downtown Bowmanville.
These modern machines will make shopping and doing business easier, more convenient, and more accessible by offering drivers multiple payment options.
Pet licensing program gives back with $9,000 donated to Clarington Animal ServicesClarington, Ontario – The Clarington Animal Shelter has received a generous $9,000 donation from DocuPet’s Safe&Happy Fund, thanks to community members who participated in their innovative licensing program.
This donation will support local animals in need, aiding in sheltering, veterinary care and animal adoption services.
Clarington adopts 2025 Budget UpdateClarington, Ontario – On January 15, Clarington’s 2025 Budget Update was deemed adopted, following Council’s consideration and amendments.
The 2025 Budget Update supports the needs of our growing population while making investments to support the delivery of Jan 15, 2025
Mayor’s Levee celebration marks the start of a bright year aheadClarington, ON – On Sunday, the annual Mayor’s Levee brought the Clarington community together to welcome the new year with an afternoon of free family activities. To kick off the festivities, Mayor Foster hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony to officially open Clarington’s first-ever outdoor refrigerated skating rink.
Clarington increases fines for stopping in school zones, parked cars interfering with snow removalClarington, ON – Clarington Council has updated the Traffic By-law, resulting in increased fines for recurring traffic issues, such as parking in prohibited areas and parking on the street during snow-clearing operations.
Previously, no-stopping fines ranged from $45 to $60.
