News and Public Notices

This page was last updated on Thursday, May 26, at 8:45 a.m.

Clarington crews and contractors continue to clear fallen trees following the severe storm on May 21 that left extensive damage across Clarington. Clean-up will take some time, and we appreciate the community's patience.

We ask that residents please do not remove any cones or caution tape as they have been placed to protect the safety of the community. Keep pets and children away from downed power lines and fallen trees.

Diane Hamre Recreation...

Whitby, Ontario – In partnership with the Durham Community Collective (DCC), The Regional Municipality of Durham’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Division is working to support the development of a Black community hub.

African, Caribbean, and Black community members, from across Durham Region, have shared countless stories about their experiences with anti-Black racism; and a lack of access to responsive and reflective community resources. This shared space will empower Black community members;...

The Fitness Training Centre at Courtice Community Complex will be closed on Monday, May 23 (Victoria Day), and there will be no group fitness or aquafit classes at any Clarington community centre. 

The regular Fitness Training Centre hours and group fitness class schedule resume on Tuesday, May 24.

Volume 22, Issue 6, May 12, 2022

In this issue:

• Public Meetings
• Public Information Centres
• In the News
• Contact Us

At this time, public meetings will continue to take place virtually. Meetings can be viewed using an online device or telephone at www.clarington.net/calendar.

Public meeting regarding Draft Approved Plan of Subdivision and Rezoning Applications to permit 138 residential lots in the Hancock Neighbourhood

File Number: S-C-2018-0003...

Alex Marston visited Station 1 in Bowmanville today to meet the firefighters and paramedics who helped save his life. “I want to thank everyone. I wouldn’t be here if it weren’t for them helping. I am so grateful,” said Alex.

On March 21, Clarington Emergency and Fire Services were dispatched to a home in Newcastle to assist a 17-year-old young man without a pulse and in cardiac arrest. Clarington Fire arrived and quickly took over from Alex’s dad performing CPR. Firefighters were able to get a pulse,...