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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.
Clarington increases fines for stopping in school zones, parked cars interfering with snow removalClarington, 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.
Work with us! Clarington launches internal Vendor DirectoryClarington is Dec 18, 2024
Applications now open for Clarington’s 2025 Community Funding ProgramCalling all not-for-profit and community-based organizations serving Clarington! Our Community Funding Program is now accepting applications for 2025 grants, and this year we’ve made it even easier to apply.
This program offers up to $5,000 in financial support to organizations that align with Clarington’s strategic priorities.
Clarington shares proposed budget update for 2025Clarington, Ontario – Clarington’s proposed 2025 Budget Update is now Dec 17, 2024
Clarington calls on Provincial and Federal governments to take action on homelessness crisisClarington, Ontario – On Monday, December 2, Clarington’s General Government Committee supported the Ontario Big City Mayors (OBCM) Solve the Crisis Campaign. Regional Councillor Willie Woo, Clarington’s representative at OBCM, has issued this statement:
“A humanitarian crisis is unfolding on our streets, and urgent action is needed to support those living unsheltered.
Clarington is now accepting Access 2 cards!With International Day of Persons with Disabilities tomorrow, we are thrilled to share that we are now accepting Access 2 cards at our community facilities.
December 3 marks the Dec 02, 2024
Statement on racist graffiti found in ClaringtonThe Municipality of Clarington is sharing the following statements condemning the recent Nov 29, 2024
Clarington to launch study to guide restoration of Graham Creek Jetties and Bond Head BeachClarington, Ontario – Clarington, in partnership with the Government of Canada and with technical support from the Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority, will undertake a Coastal Process Study along Lake Ontario to inform the restoration of the Graham Creek Jetties and Bond Head beach using nature-based approaches. The study is being funded in part by the Nov 29, 2024
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