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King Street West in Bowmanville, Ontario, is now open to pedestrians and vehicles following a recent fire incident. The section of the street between Scugog Street and Silver Street had been closed to secure public safety during fire management efforts and is now accessible again. Efforts are focused on the
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Registration for Clarington Summer Camp begins on April 9 at 7 a.m. for children aged 4 to 16. The camp offers a variety of programs and activities. Parents and guardians can register online through Clarington’s BeActive portal. For those preferring in-person registration, it is available at several locations:
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On March 6, 2025, a fire erupted in downtown Bowmanville, affecting buildings located between 69 King Street West and 95 King Street West at around midnight. Fire control efforts involved Clarington Fire Services, supported by Oshawa Fire. An unidentified deceased individual was discovered at the incident scene, with identification efforts
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A public meeting is scheduled to be held in Bowmanville on April 7, 2025, at 9:30 a.m. The meeting will cover the topic of development charges and their application for growth-related capital expenditures outside the scope of traditional Development Charges. Residents of Clarington are invited to attend and
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On March 6, 2025, a significant fire occurred in downtown Bowmanville, leading to an evacuation. Clarington Emergency and Fire Services responded immediately to the scene. Authorities reported that one person was found deceased inside the building affected by the fire, though the individual has not been officially identified.
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As of Monday, April 7, 2025, Clarington Walks will temporarily relocate from the Bowmanville Indoor Soccer facility. This change comes as construction begins on the South Bowmanville Recreation Centre, prompting the adjustment in location, as confirmed by Clarington municipal officials. For those seeking alternative walking venues, the Diane Hamre Recreation
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On March 3, 2025, an update regarding the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station was presented to the General Government Committee by Steve Gregoris, who serves as the Chief Nuclear Officer at Ontario Power Generation (OPG). According to Gregoris, the station's power reactor operating license has been renewed for a
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Clarington has launched the 2025 Communications Benchmarking Survey to assess its communication efforts. The survey seeks responses from residents, businesses, and community partners on the effectiveness of municipal communication. The survey is part of a continued effort to gauge feedback following recommendations made in a previous report two years ago.
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On March 3, 2025, the Clarington General Government Committee discussed a plan to install a cellular tower at the Tyrone Community Centre. This installation aims to enhance cellular service in the area, as outlined in Report CAO-005-25. Members of the Tyrone community have expressed substantial opposition to this proposal. At
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An upcoming fundraiser, the Marigold Hospice Care Hike and Bike event, is planned for September 21, 2025. It will be held on 2 acres of municipally owned land south of the Marigold Hospice Care facility at 1785 Cobbledick Road. The General Government Committee of Clarington approved the use of this
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A fire incident in downtown Bowmanville has led to the closure of King Street West for vehicle traffic between Silver Street and Scugog Street. Local authorities have stated that the investigation into the fire is still ongoing and is expected to last through the weekend. As part of the recovery
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The Darlington Nuclear Generating Station, a key facility near Clarington, Ontario, recently received an update on its operations from Ontario Power Generation (OPG). Steve Gregoris, Chief Nuclear Officer of OPG, presented details during a local government committee meeting. Among the highlights was the renewal of the station's operating