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OPG Plans Public Information Session on Darlington Nuclear Licence in Courtice

Justin Barber

24 May 2025

According to a notice on the Municipality of Clarington’s website, Ontario Power Generation (OPG) will hold a public information session about its application to renew the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station Power Reactor Operating Licence.

OPG is scheduled to host the session on May 27, 2025, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the South Courtice Arena, located at 1595 Prestonvale Road in Courtice. The event is described as a drop-in session and is open to anyone interested in the licence renewal process. There is no admission fee for the session, according to the notice.

The notice asks attendees to register for the event by visiting the provided link. No additional details about the session’s content or format were included in the announcement.

Rainfall Creates Wet Conditions at Clarington Sports Fields for May 23–25

Recent rainfall has created wet conditions on baseball diamonds and sports fields in Clarington for the weekend of May 23 to 25. A notice published on the Municipality of Clarington's website states that these conditions may be unsafe for athletes. Sports leagues, parents, and participants have been asked

DRT Warns of Possible Transit Disruptions Beginning June 7 Amid Labour Negotiations

Durham Region Transit (DRT) has notified customers that possible transit service disruptions could begin as early as June 7, 2025, due to ongoing labour negotiations with Unifor Local 222. Unifor represents DRT's front-line employees and will be in a legal strike position starting on that date. The DRT

Police Searching for Five Suspects After Shots Fired in Pickering Home Invasion

Police are searching for five suspects after shots were fired during a home invasion in Pickering on May 22, 2025. According to the Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS), the incident occurred at approximately 11:15 p.m. near Foxwood Trail and Bayfield Street. The DRPS reported that five masked suspects,

Federal government announces new office and faster reviews for energy and resource projects

Minister Tim Hodgson outlined the federal government’s plans for streamlining approvals of energy and resource projects at an address to the Calgary Chamber of Commerce on May 23, 2025. Hodgson announced the creation of a Major Federal Projects Office, aimed at centralizing permits and approvals for large-scale infrastructure initiatives,

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Rainfall Creates Wet Conditions at Clarington Sports Fields for May 23–25

DRT Warns of Possible Transit Disruptions Beginning June 7 Amid Labour Negotiations

Police Searching for Five Suspects After Shots Fired in Pickering Home Invasion

Federal government announces new office and faster reviews for energy and resource projects