Public Service Announcements

Durham observes National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at the Remembering the Children Memorial

Whitby, Ontario – The Region of Durham will observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at a Remembering the Children Memorial on September 24 at 11:30 a.m.

A commemorative orange crosswalk—designed by visual artist, Jon Colwell, a proud member of the Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation—and an accompanying plaque will be unveiled at the memorial. The crosswalk has been planned with the advice and guidance of Mississaugas of Scugog Island First Nation, Indigenous community...

With the kids back in class, remember to slow down in school zones

With Durham Region students back to school, road users must remember to keep safety top of mind in school zones.

Drivers need to slow down, stay focused, and watch for cyclists and pedestrians; and pedestrians must ensure they always cross the road at a designated crossing or signalized intersection. With more people walking, cyclists and drivers should give themselves extra time to get to their destination and ride with care to protect the safety of children.

Through the Durham Vision Zero strategic...

Celebrate Canada Day Safely – follow our firework safety rules

With the Canada Day long weekend ahead of us, Clarington Fire and Emergency Services and the Municipality want to remind residents about firework safety. We encourage you to join our Celebrate Clarington event at Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex on July 1, which will feature a community-wide display of fireworks discharged by professionals. If you choose to have a private fireworks display, please be considerate of your neighbours when discharging fireworks.

In Clarington, By-law No. 2015-047...

Coyotes in Clarington

Clarington has received several recent reports about coyote sightings and encounters in our urban areas. Coyotes are beneficial at controlling the rodent population, and generally, they are not a threat to humans. Occasionally, coyotes can pose a danger.  

To minimize potential risks, please read the tips below on how to interact with wildlife. Clarington is an urban and rural community, which means we share the space with wildlife. We must be aware of our surroundings, know how to react, and...

Starting July 11 MTO long-term closure of Liberty Street east and westbound ramps on Highway 401

The work plan, timing and schedule for this project and ramp closures are determined by the Ministry of Transportation. The Municipality of Clarington is sharing this important information with residents. We will issue updates when we receive them from the MTO.

The Ministry of Transportation - Ontario (MTO) is starting a long-term project rehabilitating several structures along Highway 401 between Bowmanville Avenue and Bennett Road. As a result, the Liberty Street eastbound and westbound ramps along...