News and Public Notices

Public Meeting Notice: two proposed developments in Bowmanville

Two development proposals* will be coming to the Planning and Development Committee on Monday, February 10, 2025, beginning at 6:30 p.m. – and we want to hear from you!

*Please note this is not an approved project – it is the start of the planning process. The Municipality of Clarington is required to process every development application it receives. Our professional staff rigorously evaluate the merits and suitability of each application, which includes comments like yours.

Proposed development...

A celebration of talent, culture, and unity: Clarington to host second annual Black Vendor Village

Clarington is inviting everyone in our community—and beyond—to celebrate, support, and experience the incredible talent and entrepreneurial spirit of Black-owned businesses at Clarington’s second annual Black Vendor Village!

Date: Saturday, February 8, 2025
Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Place: Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex, 2440 Highway 2, Bowmanville

Shopping, entertainment, food and more!

The Black Vendor Village is more than just shopping; it’s an experience for the whole family and a chance to...

Clarington adopts 2025 Budget Update

Clarington, 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 Clarington’s 2024-27 Strategic Plan. This includes capital investments in infrastructure to support the delivery of the recently approved Parks, Recreation, and Culture Master Plan, including breaking ground on the new South Bowmanville...

Mayor’s Levee celebration marks the start of a bright year ahead

Clarington, 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.

In true Clarington spirit, approximately two thousand people gathered at the Courtice Community Complex to swim, skate, and more, while also connecting with the Mayor and members of...

Clarington increases fines for stopping in school zones, parked cars interfering with snow removal

Clarington, 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. Fines have now increased to $75, with an early payment option of $50. The increased fines aim to deter parking violations in designated no-stopping areas, which are primarily located near schools, intersections, pedestrian...