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On August 30, 2024, the Honourable Chrystia Freeland, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance, and the Honourable Mary Ng, Minister of Export Promotion, International Trade and Economic Development, issued a statement regarding international tax reform. The statement followed the US Trade Representative's request for consultations on Canada&
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On August 28, 2024, at approximately 12:45 p.m., officers from East Division, with assistance from the Tactical Support Unit, responded to a call regarding death threats in the area of Bowmanville Avenue and Hartwell Avenue. A male suspect allegedly harassed and made death threats toward a female. Upon
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In June 2024, payroll employment in Canada decreased by 47,300 jobs, a 0.3% decline from the previous month. This decrease follows five consecutive months of increases from January to May, which saw a cumulative gain of 147,600 jobs. On a year-over-year basis, payroll employment increased by 110,
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The Ontario government has announced the expansion of diagnostic services in long-term care homes in Durham. The new Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care Plus (CPLTC+) program will enable paramedics to deliver diagnostic services such as bloodwork and ultrasounds to residents. Additionally, funding will be provided to equip more long-term care
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The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) will be conducting its annual traffic safety blitz around neighbourhood schools in Durham Region as students return to class after summer holidays. The DRPS Traffic Services Branch, in collaboration with officers from all divisions, will conduct a zero-tolerance traffic enforcement campaign targeting school and
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The Ontario government has announced new measures for the upcoming school year, focusing on reducing distractions and promoting a healthier learning environment. Starting September 1, 2024, the province will implement restrictions on cellphone use and a ban on vaping in schools. These measures aim to address concerns about the impact
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Health Canada has released a report summarizing feedback from public consultations on the proposed Safe Long-Term Care Act. The consultations highlighted the preference for aging at home with necessary supports and the need for high-quality, safe long-term care when required. Key priorities identified include treating long-term care as part of
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The Municipality of Clarington has announced that speed limits in school zones have been reduced from 50 kilometres per hour to 30 kilometres per hour. This change is aimed at improving safety for students as the new school year begins. The new speed limits apply to most schools located on
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The Regional Municipality of Durham will reduce the speed limit on Brock Street in Whitby to 40 km/h. This change is part of the Durham Vision Zero initiative and is being implemented in collaboration with the Town of Whitby. The affected area is Brock Street from Victoria Street to
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The Clarington Library, Museums & Archives has been named the recipient of Boston Pizza Bowmanville's Kids Card campaign. The campaign runs from September 1 to October 13. For a $5 donation, participants receive five free kids' meals at Boston Pizza Bowmanville. All proceeds from the campaign will
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Good morning, Clarington! Here’s your weather update for Friday, August 30, 2024: Today: * Day: Sunny, with a high of 29°C. Clouds will increase late in the afternoon. Humidex values expected to reach 34. UV index will be 7, which is high, so don’t forget your sunscreen! * Night:
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The Durham Regional Police Service (DRPS) has concluded an investigation named Project Burton, resulting in 32 arrests and 184 criminal charges. The investigation, which lasted nearly eight months, focused on illegal firearms possession and trafficking in Durham Region. The operation involved over 130 Tactical Support Officers from various police services,