News
Lakeridge Health has opened an Indigenous Sacred Fire space at Oshawa Hospital. The space is located near the southeast corner of the hospital within the Healing Garden, outside the R.S. McLaughlin Durham Regional Cancer Centre. This initiative aims to provide Indigenous patients and families with access to culturally appropriate
News
Lakeridge Health has announced plans to install Indigenous Sacred Fire spaces at all hospital locations within its regional system. This follows the opening of the first Sacred Fire space at Oshawa Hospital on April 22, 2024. The new space aims to provide Indigenous patients and families with access to culturally
News
On April 8, 2024, Clarington's General Government Committee discussed the adoption of the Prudent Investor Standard and an agreement with the ONE Joint Investment Board (JIB). Jennifer Hess, Manager of Investment Services, and Keith Taylor, Chief Investment Officer of ONE Investment, presented details regarding the initiative. The committee
News
The General Government Committee of Clarington discussed the report titled 'The Perfect Storm - Impact of Provincial Changes on our Community' during their meeting on April 8, 2024. The committee moved to receive the report, which includes several key resolutions regarding the impact of recent provincial legislative changes
News
On April 8, 2024, the General Government Committee approved an amendment to the Traffic and Parking Bylaw aimed at reducing speed limits in school zones. The resolution, moved by Councillor Anderson and seconded by Councillor Elhajjeh, included the allocation of up to $70,000 from the Municipal Capital Works Reserve
News
The General Government Committee of Clarington enacted updates to the Site Alteration By-law during their meeting on April 8, 2024. Rob Maciver, Deputy CAO/Solicitor, presented an overview of the changes, which include new prohibitions, exemptions, permits, fees, and enforcement measures. Specific prohibitions were outlined, although details were not provided
News
During the General Government Committee meeting on April 8, 2024, a resolution was passed to keep the Hope's Cradle operational in Bowmanville. The decision was supported by representatives from the Durham Children’s Aid Society, Durham Regional Police Service, and the Ministry of Children and Social Services. Lynn
News
The General Government Committee of Clarington discussed the 125th anniversary of the Orono Town Hall during its meeting on April 8, 2024. A funding request from the Orono Town Hall Board was received to assist with events planned for this milestone. The committee expressed gratitude for the request and agreed
News
In response to increasing traffic in southern Oshawa, the Region of Durham has completed a Class Environmental Assessment for improvements on Gibb Street and Olive Avenue. This project will span from Stevenson Road to Ritson Road, designated as Regional Road 59 and Regional Road 16, respectively. The Environmental Study Report
News
The General Government Committee of Clarington has addressed a request to amend the Kennel By-law 2013-25 and Noise By-law 2007-071. This request was presented by Sandra Kearns, who raised concerns about noise disturbances affecting neighboring properties. During the committee meeting, Kearns highlighted potential contradictions between the existing by-laws and the
News
The Municipality of Clarington has formally requested the Province of Ontario to review the financial sustainability of municipalities. This request was made through a resolution passed by the General Government Committee on March 4, 2024. The resolution outlines several fiscal challenges faced by municipalities, including a reported shortfall of nearly
News
The General Government Committee has approved additional funding for the Shaw House Renovation project, specifically aimed at enhancing accessibility. The committee has allocated an extra $131,170 from the Community Services Building Refurbishment Reserve Fund. Additionally, $193,830 of unspent capital project funds have been redirected to support these renovations.