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Clarington requesting feedback on proposed Nash Road rehabilitation and widening

The Municipality of Clarington is planning to rehabilitate and widen Nash Road from Hancock Road to Solina Road in Courtice in summer 2021. The existing pavement has reached the end of its service life and needs to be replaced. Drainage improvements need to be made to allow for the wider road design.

Nash Road has become a popular cycling route in the community, connecting Courtice to Bowmanville, and Clarington is looking to widen the road to allow for dedicated bicycle lanes. Highway 2 lacks east/west...

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Ontario’s workplace education and enforcement campaign comes to Durham Region

From December 10 to 13, Durham Region Health Department will partner with a provincial multi-ministry education and enforcement team, to participate in a province-wide business education and enforcement campaign designed to ensure organizations are taking necessary steps to keep employees, consumers and the public safe from the spread of COVID-19. This campaign supports the current efforts of various provincial offences officers, including police, municipal by-law officers and public health inspectors,...

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Winter Registration Postponed will start on December 16

Due to COVID-19, we will be postponing our Winter Registration by a week. Residents will now be able to register on Wednesday, December 16, 2020, at 7 a.m. for all recreation, fitness and swimming lessons. You can register online at www.clarington.net/BeActive or call 905-987-5667 ext. 2552. We apologize for the inconvenience this delay may be causing, and we appreciate your continued support.

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Celebrate the New Year with Clarington

This year we're celebrating the New Year a little differently. We know this year has been tough with physical distancing and other restrictions, so we are bringing the party to you on January 2 and 3, 2021, through our Facebook page. Mayor Foster and Clarington staff still want the community to ring in the New Year with some of the activities you have come to expect.

Here's how you can participate:

1. Print out the winter break activity booklet with ideas for fun games, crafts, snacks and...

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Region recognizes local accessibility champions

Whitby, Ontario – In honour of International Day of Persons with Disabilities, The Regional Municipality of Durham has awarded eight local champions the Accessibility Award. This award recognizes their dedication to removing barriers and making the Region more accessible for people of all abilities.

Each year, the local Accessibility Advisory Committees (AACs) nominate individuals, businesses or services based on their efforts in identifying, removing and preventing barriers for individuals...

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