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Exciting park upgrades coming to Stuart Park in Courtice!

Families in Courtice can look forward to a more inclusive and exciting play space as Stuart Park undergoes a major playground upgrade this summer.

The new playground has been thoughtfully designed to bring kids of all ages together to play, connect, and explore. It will feature all-new play structures, swings—including an accessible swing—benches, and newly paved pathways. A ramp and wood fibre safety surfacing will further enhance accessibility, ensuring children of all abilities can enjoy the...

Clarington is serving up tennis court upgrades in Solina, with support from Hydro One

Heads up, tennis fans! Exciting upgrades are coming to the courts at Solina Park (1964 Concession Road 6) that will enhance the sport experience.

The courts will be back in action this fall, refreshed and ready to serve up something special for the whole community to enjoy. 💚

🎾 What’s coming your way:

• New asphalt court surfacing with an acrylic playing surface
• Upgraded fencing and netting
• A shared basketball area on one of the courts for even more ways to play 🏀

"We’re excited about the awesome...

What's Open and Closed on Canada Day, July 1, 2025

Tuesday, July 1

• Diane Hamre Recreation Complex and Orono Park Pool will be open from noon to 5 p.m. Check our drop-in swimming schedule for Canada Day swim times.
• Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex Hall and washrooms will be open from 5 to 10 p.m. for Canada Day celebrations. The remainder of the facility will remain closed, and regular programs will be cancelled.
• The Municipal Administrative Centre, Clarington Animal Shelter, and all other recreation facilities will be closed.

Service requests and...

Final phase of Town Hall roof replacement begins May 25

Starting May 25, 2025, work begins on the final phase of the roof replacement at the Municipal Administrative Centre, 40 Temperance Street, in Bowmanville. Construction crews will be on-site Monday to Saturday throughout the summer completing work on the west section of the roof.

During this time, residents and visitors may experience noise, dust, and intermittent disruptions, and we’ll make every effort to minimize the impact on the surrounding area.

This project is essential for preserving the...

March 15 Update: Fire in Downtown Bowmanville

Update March 15 at 12:30 p.m. - The Ontario Fire Marshal (OFM) has completed the initial stage of its investigation at the fire scene and released the properties to the owners. Demolition crews will begin working to take down the remainder of building 69-75a this weekend, as the building has been deemed unsafe. King Street West, from Scugog Street to Silver Street, will remain closed into next week.

The structural integrity of the surrounding buildings will be assessed once the demolition is complete. Units 59...