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Dogs get more room to run thanks to $50K grant awarded to Clarington’s Animal Shelter
Clarington, Ontario — Shelter dogs in Clarington now have twice the space to run, play, and enjoy the outdoors thanks to a $50,000 grant from the Marilyn Neaves Charitable Foundation Trust. Completed this summer, the expansion doubled the size of the dog run from one individual-use area to four secure outdoor zones, now complete with shade canopies.
Construction Notice: Accessibility improvements coming to downtown BowmanvilleClarington is working to improve accessibility and safety across the community. This fall, work will begin to improve accessibility at the intersections of King Street and Temperance Street, and King Street and Division Street in downtown Bowmanville.
Exciting park upgrades underway at Rosswell Park in CourticeFamilies in Courtice will soon enjoy exciting new features at Sep 08, 2025
Statement from Mayor Foster on allegations against a Clarington CouncillorDue to the serious nature of the allegations, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.
“As Mayor of Clarington, I expect all members of Council to act with the highest level of integrity, accountability and respect.
Statement from Mayor Foster on Intimate Partner Violence assaultClarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement in response to the Sep 03, 2025
Mark the 5th National Day for Truth and Reconciliation at an event in Clarington or Durham RegionThe Municipality of Clarington is situated within the traditional and treaty territory of the Mississaugas and Chippewas of the Anishinabeg, known today as the Williams Treaties First Nations.
September 30 marks the 5th National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR), also recognized as Orange Shirt Day.
