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Section of Bowmanville Waterfront Trail Temporarily Closed for Rehabilitation

Justin Barber

21 Jun 2025

A section of the Waterfront Trail in Bowmanville has been closed for rehabilitation work. The closure affects the span from Bowmanville Avenue to 50 metres west of Bowmanville Avenue. According to the Municipality of Clarington, the work began on June 19 and is expected to take two weeks to complete, depending on weather conditions.

The Municipality stated that the project involves replacing the asphalt along this portion of the trail.

According to municipal information, Clarington has more than 20 kilometres of off-road recreational trails.

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Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson Issues Annual Report With Recommendations for CRA Service Improvements

Bowmanville Rotary Street Eats Festival Planned for June 28-29

Statistics Canada Reports Decline in Industrial Product and Raw Material Prices for May 2025

Durham Region Health Department Advises Residents to Prepare for First Heat Event of 2025