News and Public Notices

Beyond the stereotypes: Clarington to host US & THEM film screening and community discussion

Homelessness has a face, a story, and a name.

On December 3, join the Municipality of Clarington and community partners for a free screening of US & THEM, an eye-opening documentary that explores the human side of homelessness. Stay for a community discussion as local voices share insight, compassion, and local strategies for change.

Following the film, stay for a panel discussion exploring the lived experience of homelessness with local community members.

Event details

🗓️ Wednesday, December 3,...

Statement from Mayor Adrian Foster on Remembrance Day

Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement in honour of Remembrance Day.

“Today, we wear poppies over our hearts to keep the memory of our veterans close and honour their service and sacrifice. We remember the brave men and women who served in Canada’s military in times of war, military conflict and peace.

Remembrance is not passive, it is a call to vigilance. We have been warned: lest we forget. Lest we forget what led to war – hatred, division, and indifference, used to...

Statement from Mayor Adrian Foster on Indigenous Veterans Day

In honour of Indigenous Veterans Day, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.

“Today, we remember the thousands of First Nations, Inuit and Metis veterans who served in Canada’s military. They protected our nation with courage and resilience, yet were excluded from Remembrance Day observances at the National War Memorial until 1995. Despite their service, many Indigenous veterans faced systemic discrimination and injustice – both during and after their time in uniform....

Clarington unveils first Veterans’ Crosswalk to honour local veterans

Today, the Municipality of Clarington marked the official opening of its Veterans’ Crosswalk at the intersection of King Street and Temperance Street in Bowmanville.

“This is a powerful tribute to those who have served and sacrificed for our country. It will be an important route to the cenotaph during Remembrance Day parades, and all year round it will remind us to appreciate the peace and safety our veterans secured for us,” said Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster. “Clarington’s commitment to...