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On Sunday, August 24, Orono Park welcomed over 500 Clarington residents for the first-ever Mayor & Council BBQ, giving the summer of 2025 a proper send-off at one of the community’s beloved rural spots.

“We want to make it easy for everyone in Clarington to get involved by creating relaxed opportunities to connect with your Council team.

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Registration opens on Wednesday, September 3, at 7 a.m.

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Work is underway to repair cracked, uneven and damaged sidewalks and curbs across Clarington as part of our annual sidewalk maintenance program. The work is expected to be completed by October 2025.

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As of noon on August 20, 2025, Clarington Emergency and Fire Services has lifted the burn ban.

We remind residents that while the burn ban has been lifted, everyone must continue to follow Clarington's Open-Air Burning By-law.

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Clarington, Ontario – Today in downtown Bowmanville, the Municipality of Clarington unveiled a temporary mural wall at the site of the Aug 08, 2025

Clarington, Ontario – The Municipality of Clarington has issued the following statement condemning anti-Black racist graffiti recently found at the Harry Gay Neighbourhood Park in Clarington.

Statement from Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster:

“Last month, a racial slur was discovered on playground equipment at Harry Gay Neighbourhood Park in Courtice.

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Families in Newcastle can look forward to a refreshed and expanded outdoor play space as work begins this summer to upgrade the playground at Aug 01, 2025

Clarington, Ontario – As we mark Emancipation Day, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.

“On Emancipation Day, we commemorate the abolition of slavery.

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