Community News

Cannonballs on hold! Diane Hamre pool closed this December for upgrades

The pool at Diane Hamre Recreation Complex (DHRC) is closed so renovations can take place to upgrade the space for our community. The pool will be closed for an estimated eight-week period starting December 3.

The primary focus of this project is to replace the dehumidification unit, which takes care of the environment on the pool deck-managing the cooling, humidity, and fresh air. In addition to this important upgrade, we’ll also be making some in-house improvements like fresh paint, repaired...

Clarington is getting spruced up with forestry work

Certain residential areas will benefit from forestry work that keeps our neighborhoods beautiful, our community safe and our trees healthy. In the coming weeks, crews will be conducting block pruning, which may cause minor disruptions for pedestrian traffic.

Block pruning is an important practice that promotes safe tree structure while improving the overall health of our trees. This work will involve:

• Removing dead, diseased, broken or dangerous branches
• Pruning for clearance over roadways, public...

Statement on National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

Clarington, Ontario – As we mark National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement.

“This year, National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women resonates deeply within our community. It’s a heartrending moment to acknowledge all those who have endured gender-based violence and to mourn those we’ve tragically lost.

Each year, we remember the 14 young women senselessly killed in a hateful act of...

Clarington calls on Provincial and Federal governments to take action on homelessness crisis

Clarington, 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 stands with the Ontario Big City Mayors Solve the Crisis Campaign, urging Provincial and Federal Governments to take...

Stay safe and snow-ready this winter

The cold weather (and white fluffy stuff) has arrived, Clarington! To help the community stay safe and snow-ready, we’ve put together a list of important tips and reminders.

Whether it’s clearing snow from your sidewalk, parking wisely, or giving snowplows plenty of space, a little effort from everyone can make a big difference in keeping Clarington safe and accessible this winter.

Parking reminders

• Please ensure all vehicles are off the road to allow for snow-clearing operations.
• If you park on...