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Durham Region residents can now purchase new Green Bins, kitchen containers, and backyard composters or exchange broken Green Bins and kitchen containers online with free delivery. Delivery is expected to take approximately 10 days. A limited number of additional Green Bins are available for online purchase at a reduced rate
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Ontario is expanding its alcohol beverage marketplace starting in August 2024. Existing grocery retailers that currently sell wine or beer will be able to sell new products such as coolers and other ready-to-drink beverages. By the end of October 2024, every eligible convenience, grocery, and big-box store
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Two new tennis courts have opened at South Courtice Arena. The facility is undergoing additional upgrades, which will include a new accessible outdoor fitness area, paved walkways, and an updated multi-skills court featuring basketball key and hockey crease line paintings. Lighting for the courts is scheduled to be installed
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The transit stops #2299 and #2324 located at Bayly Street @ Church Street will be temporarily closed from July 08 to August 16, 2024. This closure is due to construction activities in the area. Residents who use route 917 should be aware of the following: - Alternative stops will be available on
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Clarington, Ontario – As we mark Canada Day, Clarington Mayor Adrian Foster has issued the following statement. "Happy Canada Day! I invite you to join the Municipality as we celebrate all that is great about our nation. This is a day to reflect on our history, diversity, and principles. We
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Ontario has signed trade agreements with several U.S. states, including Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, and Nevada. These agreements aim to boost trade, attract investment, and foster collaboration across various sectors such as manufacturing, technology, and life sciences.
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Ontario and Alberta have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to collaborate on international credential recognition and post-journeyperson certification. This partnership aims to reduce interprovincial barriers and streamline the process for internationally trained workers to enter the skilled trades in both provinces. Key points of the MOU include: * Sharing
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The Regional Municipality of Durham is planning to rehabilitate Farewell Street (Regional Road 56) from Harbour Road to Bloor Street in Oshawa. The project includes utility relocation, traffic signal modifications at the intersection of Farewell Street and Colonel Sam Drive, full depth road reconstruction, curb and gutter replacement, street lighting
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In June, Ontario added 9,800 jobs, with 8,600 in the manufacturing sector. Local companies in Clarington have contributed to this increase. Specific companies and the number of jobs added in Clarington were not detailed in the official release.
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The Ontario government's Regional Development Program (RDP) aims to support local businesses through financial assistance and advisory services. The program has been instrumental in attracting investments and creating jobs across the province. In June, the program facilitated $93 million in new investments from four manufacturing companies in Oxford
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A Bulk Water Filling Station (BWFS) is proposed for construction on an access road west of Osborne Road in Courtice, within the Municipality of Clarington. This facility is intended to provide a 24/7 automated service for bulk water customers, featuring a pre-packaged enclosure for equipment and a paved
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The Liberty Street North Zone 1 Reservoir and Zone 2 Pumping Station project is advancing to its implementation phase. The project is located on the east side of Liberty Street North in Bowmanville, approximately 700 meters north of Concession Road 3. The Zone 2 Pumping Station will connect to the