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Construction for the renovations at the Courtice Community Complex Fitness Centre commenced on Thursday, June 20, and is scheduled to continue until October 1. The project includes the removal of the existing office and the relocation of the reception desk to create additional floor space for new equipment. During the
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Four accessible parking spots located in front of Courtice Community Complex will be relocated as construction begins on Clarington’s first-ever outdoor refrigerated ice rink. The parking spots will move temporarily to the south side of the front entrance, joining two existing spots across from Courtice Library. After the
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The renovations at the Courtice Community Complex Fitness Centre commenced on June 20 and are scheduled to continue until October 1. During this period, users can expect some temporary inconveniences, including increased noise and dust. However, the fitness area, change rooms, and group fitness centre will remain open and accessible
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Clarington, Ontario — To mark National Indigenous Peoples Day, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued a statement recognizing the significance of the day. The Mayor stated, 'Today, we observe National Indigenous Peoples Day.' The municipality has organized various activities and events to celebrate this occasion, emphasizing the importance of
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The Council of the Municipality of Clarington has announced its intention to designate the Orono Library, located at 127 Church Street North, Orono, as a heritage property. This decision is in accordance with the Ontario Heritage Act, R.S.O. 1990, c.O. 18. The designation aims to recognize and
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The Municipality of Clarington has announced a reduction in speed limits in school zones from 50 kilometres per hour to 30 kilometres per hour. This decision is aimed at enhancing road safety for students as they return to school in the fall. Mayor Adrian Foster stated, "Parents had valid
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The Municipality of Clarington is implementing a speed limit reduction in school zones from 50 kilometres per hour to 30 kilometres per hour. This initiative is part of Clarington's 2024-27 Strategic Plan, which aims to address traffic-related safety issues in school zones based on feedback from
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The Municipality of Clarington will implement new speed limit signs in school zones, reducing the speed limit from 50 kilometres per hour to 30 kilometres per hour. The installation of these signs is scheduled to take place over the summer months, with completion aimed for the start of the 2024-
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The Municipality of Clarington's decision to lower speed limits in school zones to 30 kilometres per hour has elicited various responses from the community. Mayor Adrian Foster stated, "Parents had valid concerns about student safety and speeding in school zones, and Council listened." This initiative aims
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Clarington, Ontario – The first phase of site preparation for Ontario's first Small Modular Reactor (SMR) has been completed, as announced by Ontario's Minister of Energy and Electrification Stephen Lecce. Mayor Adrian Foster congratulated Ontario Power Generation and its partners for their work on this significant project,
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The Ontario government has signed new nuclear agreements with Romania and France, which are expected to enhance the province's nuclear industry and showcase its international reputation. Mayor Adrian Foster of Clarington highlighted the significance of these agreements, stating they reflect the strong standing of Ontario's nuclear
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Clarington, Ontario is recognized as a preferred site for fusion technology in Canada. Mayor Adrian Foster highlighted this in a recent statement, noting the ongoing work to explore opportunities for the development and deployment of fusion energy in the region. The completion of the first phase of site preparation for