Posted on Monday, January 16, 2023 12:15 PM
The Clarington Animal Shelter wants to thank all the residents who supported the animals in the shelter this holiday season. The generous community donations of cash, pet food, kitty litter, soft blankets, and pet toys were overwhelming and brought joy to all the animals in the shelter.
The donations help provide food, care and shelter for stray, injured and lost animals, assist with the costs of fostering, and help reunite animals with their families.
The Clarington Animal Shelter appreciates...
Posted on Friday, January 06, 2023 04:39 PM
Clarington, Ontario — Courtice resident Hamlin Grange has been appointed to the Order of Canada for his pioneering work in diversity and inclusion, and as a passionate change agent for social justice.
“We are so proud to have a Clarington trailblazer honoured for his efforts to create a welcoming community where differences are celebrated, and the voices of all peoples are heard,” said Clarington’s Diversity Advisory Committee Chair Meera McDonald.
For many years, Grange has worked to create equity,...
Posted on Thursday, December 22, 2022 01:04 PM
Whitby, Ontario – Durham Regional Council has approved the 2023 water supply and sanitary sewer user rates, with a combined increase of 4.3 per cent, an estimated annual increase of $45.92 for the average residential customer.
In addition to ongoing maintenance and operation of the water supply and sanitary sewerage systems, Durham Region has several major projects planned for 2023 including:
Posted on Wednesday, December 21, 2022 03:34 PM
Whitby, Ontario – When the holidays are over, Durham Region will provide its annual curbside collection of natural Christmas trees. Natural Christmas trees will be composted with leaf and yard waste.When and where:
Posted on Tuesday, December 20, 2022 10:41 AM
Council comments on Bill 23, More Homes Built Faster Act
Clarington Council made several comments to the Province on the changes in the More Homes Built Faster Act, 2022. Council noted that the changes would significantly reduce municipal collections from developers for critical infrastructure, such as roads and parks. A larger burden of growth-related infrastructure costs will shift to the existing property tax base. Council raised concerns that there is also nothing in the Act to guarantee...
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