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Red Dress Day is a stark reminder of ongoing national crisis
Clarington, Ontario – In honour of Red Dress Day, the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and Girls, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.
“Today, we honour the lives of every Indigenous woman, girl, and Two-Spirited person who we have lost to colonial and gender-based violence in Canada.
It’s game on as Clarington celebrates the groundbreaking of the South Bowmanville Recreation CentreClarington, ON – On Thursday, May 1, Mayor Adrian Foster, members of Council, staff, and construction partners were joined with special guests from the Darlington Soccer Club to officially break ground on the highly anticipated May 01, 2025
Applications now open for Clarington’s Diversity Leadership Bursary with two awards in 2025Clarington, Ontario – Clarington is proud to announce that applications are now open for the second annual May 01, 2025
What you need to know about the new recreational open-air Burning By-LawEarlier this year, Clarington Council introduced some updates to the open-air Burning By-Law. This means that some residents with larger properties can now enjoy wood-burning recreational outdoor fires with specific restrictions and no permits are needed.
Mayor Foster offers condolences on loss of Pope FrancisClarington, Ontario – The following statement was released by Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster, expressing condolences on the death of Pope Francis. Pope Francis, at age 88, died on Easter Monday.
Wishing all who celebrate a happy EasterClarington, Ontario – Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following Easter statement.
“Whether you’re heading to Church and hunting for Easter eggs or relaxing this long weekend with family and friends, I wish you a wonderful Easter weekend.
Mayor Foster recognizes ‘iconic’ residents who serve the unshelteredClarington, Ontario – Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.
“This week, we recognized an incredible group of citizens in our community.
Clarington residents urged to stay away from fox family in CourticeA fox family has made a home in Courtice, and while they’re an adorable sight, Clarington’s Animal Services Division is urging residents to give them space.
Staff have seen a significant rise in the number of people gathering to get a peek at the foxes, blocking the sidewalk and forcing children and pedestrians onto the grass and away from designated crossings.
Hard hats on! Construction begins on new outdoor skating rink in NewcastleClarington, Ontario – Construction is officially underway at Diane Hamre Recreation Complex as crews begin work on Clarington’s second outdoor refrigerated skating rink, which is set to open this winter. Similar to the outdoor rink in Courtice, the Newcastle rink will feature a refrigerated ice surface bordered by a rubber skate mat, plenty of seating, lighting for evening use, a gas fire pit and a warming room.
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