News and Public Notices

Update on demolition activity on former Goodyear lands in Bowmanville

Clarington, Ontario – The Municipality of Clarington is aware of recent demolition activities at the former Goodyear lands in Bowmanville, causing concerns about hazardous substances that may be present on the site from years of industrial activity. There is currently no approved development plan for these lands, nor an approved demolition permit for the main building.

As soon as the Municipality was made aware of the demolition activities, staff issued an Order to Comply under the Ontario...

Clarington is now on the GoHere Washroom App!

As part of our commitment to accessibility, Clarington has partnered with the GoHere App to help people find public washrooms on the go. The app was designed to help people with incontinence issues—particularly those with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis–but can be used by anyone.

This bathroom mapping app was launched by Crohn's and Colitis Canada and is designed to make life easier for people living with inflammatory bowel diseases. GoHere helps you find washrooms across Canada by mapping...

Statement from Mayor Foster on Transgender Day of Remembrance

Clarington, Ontario – As we mark Transgender Day of Remembrance, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.

“Transgender Day of Remembrance is a day to remember all who have endured anti-transgender violence and to mourn those who we have lost to hate.

In Canada and around the world, transgender, Two-Spirit and gender-diverse people still face significant threats of violence. Clarington remains vehemently opposed to transphobia, hate, bigotry and discrimination in all forms...

Soper Creek Trail extension wraps up

Take in the beauty of Soper Creek Valley on the newly paved and extended Soper Creek Trail in Bowmanville. Crews recently wrapped up the final phase of the Soper Creek Trail extension, which added 650 metres to connect the trail to Mearns Avenue, just past Cotton Street.

The 3.3 km asphalt path follows the natural lay of the land and features newly installed comfort amenities like benches and waste receptacles. Mature trees, shrubs and plants line the scenic trail and offer views of the creek.

Statement from Mayor Adrian Foster on Transgender Awareness Week

Clarington, Ontario – As we mark Transgender Awareness Week, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.

“As we commemorate Transgender Awareness Week, let us reaffirm our commitment to standing with the trans community, championing the rights of transgender, Two-Spirit and non-binary people, and fostering a healthy and respectful environment. Our united efforts in raising awareness and advocating for change can create a community where everyone, regardless of gender...