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On February 5, 2024, the General Government Committee of Clarington passed a resolution requesting the Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery to review and modernize the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (MFIPPA). This request was initiated by Mayor Foster and seconded by Councillor Traill. The
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The Clarington Council has taken several measures to address Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) as outlined in the General Government Committee meeting on February 5, 2024. The Council affirmed that IPV has reached epidemic proportions and resolved to advocate for improved transportation services for residents needing access to IPV-related support,
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The General Government Committee meeting on February 5, 2024, included a presentation by Ian McVey, Manager of Sustainability for the Regional Municipality of Durham, regarding the proposed District Energy System (DES) for the Courtice Transit-Oriented Community (CTOC). McVey outlined the strategic alignment of the DES with Envision Durham and
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The General Government Committee meeting held on February 5, 2024, resulted in the awarding of a contract for the refurbishment of the Orono Arena and Community Centre Indoor Rink to Gerr Construction Limited. The total bid amount for the project was $2,030,112.00, which includes the Net HST
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Durham Region Public Libraries, in partnership with the Durham Children’s Aid Society (CAS), received two awards from the Ontario Library Association (OLA) on January 25, 2024. The awards were given for hosting and promoting Drag Queen Storytimes in 2023. The OLA Les Fowlie Intellectual Freedom Award was awarded for
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The Ganaraska Region Conservation Authority (GRCA) is offering several tree and shrub planting programs for Spring 2024. These programs are available to residents in the Township of Hamilton, Municipality of Port Hope, and Municipality of Clarington. The Trees for Rural Roads Program provides free potted stock for planting along rural
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Durham Region Chair and CEO John Henry met with Ontario Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy on Nov. 10, 2023, to discuss the region’s priorities for provincial investment ahead of Ontario’s 2024 budget, including GO East, growth-related infrastructure, and Durham’s projected revenue impacts from Bill 23, according to
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Durham Region has launched the Durham Greener Buildings Program, which is designed to help building owners participating in Ontario’s Energy and Water Reporting Benchmarking (EWRB) program measure and disclose energy and water use. The region set a target of reaching 70 per cent participation in EWRB—about 450 buildings
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The Region of Durham released a new Early Learning and Child Care Service Plan on March 11 in Whitby that sets out priorities for licensed child care and early learning across Durham Region through 2027. For families in Clarington who use licensed child care or early years programs, the plan
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Durham Region is conducting an online customer service survey that is open until Feb. 29, with the questionnaire available at durham.ca/CustomerServiceSurvey. The region says the survey is intended to gather feedback on how people prefer to contact Durham Region and what they expect when they do, including service
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Simcoe Street North in Oshawa is closed in both directions between Aberdeen Street and Connaught Street because of a watermain break, Durham Region said. The closure began Jan. 18 and is in place until further notice. The closure may affect people who live or operate businesses nearby. Durham Region said
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A specialized transit drop-in session was scheduled for Feb. 12, 2023, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Abilities Centre – Theatre at 1 Jim Flaherty St. (formerly 55 Gordon St.) in Whitby, according to a Durham Region web posting. The notice described the session as an