Posted on Monday, January 30, 2023 04:53 PM
Clarington, Ontario – The following statement has been released by Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster, expressing condolences on the death of Hazel McCallion.
The longtime mayor of Mississauga, 101, died at home on Sunday, January 29, 2023. McCallion served as mayor for 12 terms until she was 94 years old.
“On behalf of Council and the Municipality of Clarington, I want to express our deepest condolences to Mayor McCallion’s family and the residents of Mississauga. She was a dedicated public servant...
Posted on Friday, January 27, 2023 02:30 PM
Appointments to boards and committees
Dozens of community-minded residents have volunteered to be part of Clarington’s numerous boards and committees for the next four years. One of the year’s first business items was for Clarington Council to appoint residents for the term. The committees and boards advise Council on important issues – accessibility, agriculture, active transportation, affordable housing, diversity, tourism, the energy-from-waste...
Posted on Friday, January 27, 2023 09:06 AM
Clarington, Ontario – The Municipality of Clarington is kicking off the 2023 budget deliberations and inviting residents to engage in the process.
The Draft 2023 Budget Booklet has been released to the public and is available on Clarington’s website at www.clarington.net/budget. It outlines the Municipality’s financial plan for 2023 to guide policy, decision-making and service levels.
Financial Services staff will recommend that Council consider an approximate 3.75 per cent increase to the tax levy,...
Posted on Thursday, January 26, 2023 01:54 PM
Clarington, Ontario – Clarington is removing tobogganing signs at municipal parks following some confusion in the community. The current signs, which imply tobogganing is prohibited, will be replaced with new signs indicating that residents may use the hills at their own risk.
Last fall, the Municipality received an audit report from the Durham Municipal Insurance Pool, outlining safety concerns and liability considerations for hills in Durham Region that had been deemed as popular destinations for...
Posted on Monday, January 16, 2023 04:22 PM
Whitby, Ontario - Customers can now connect with Durham Region by calling 311 for convenient access to information about Regional services like waste and recycling, water and sewer, and more.
Regional information is available by calling 311 within the geographical borders of Durham Region. If you are outside those borders, you can access information by calling one local number, 905-668-7711, or toll-free at 1-800-372-1102.
With 311, you don’t need to know the specific Regional department or employee...
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