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Clarington withdraws heritage designation notice for 1 Veterans Avenue
A municipal notice says Council withdrew its earlier intent to designate the Bowmanville property under the Ontario Heritage Act.
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AI-generated illustrationManager of Operations and Seasonal Casual Labourers sought
September 10, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. is the Seasonal Casual Labourers deadline; September 22, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. is the Manager of Operations deadline.
AI-generated illustrationDurham municipalities unite for Hunger Action Month food drive
Residents can donate non-perishable food or money from September 9 to October 5 in support of Feed the Need in Durham and participating community food programs.
Clarington designates three properties for heritage value
The Council decision occurred in August 2026 and the municipal notices were issued in September 2026.
newsOshawa clarifies what belongs in yard-waste collection
Yard waste is collected every other week from mid-April through early December on the same day as garbage collection.
newsBrock outlines three voting options for 2026 municipal election
Eligible electors can use internet, telephone or in-person voting during the October 17 - 26, 2026 voting period.
eventsFree Clarington community conversation set for September 23
The event runs from 7 to 9 p.m. at Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex, 2440 Durham Highway 2, Bowmanville.
newsClarington seeks input on local climate impacts
An interactive map is open from September 1 to October 13, 2026, and a community workshop is scheduled for October 13.
newsLiberty Street North closure starts September 9; Route 502 detour ends December 1
The first road-closure phase runs through December 31, while the transit detour has an earlier scheduled end date.
newsLabour Day brings service changes across Durham Region on September 7
Regional and municipal offices face holiday closures, but some transit, outreach, recreation and marina services remain available.
newsBeaverton Harbour Lot A parking restrictions set for September 9 and 10
Weather permitting, portions of the lot will close to overnight parking for line painting.
newsHarmony Creek Trail reopens from King St., E. to Bond St., E.
The Oshawa trail section reopened on September 4.
newsBrooklin Community Centre maintenance begins September 8
The library stays open, evening rentals continue and the community centre reopens September 10 for the 55+ Active Living Fair.
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Uxbridge community centre to reopen September 28 after collision
The community centre at Uxbridge Arena is expected to reopen Monday after a temporary wall is installed; the arena remains open.
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Detour - Port Perry Walmart - Stop #3300
Durham Region Transit says stop 3300 at Port Perry Walmart is temporarily closed during construction, with temporary boarding locations for routes 618 and 905C through October 16.
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MacLeod Park basketball and tennis court improvements near completion
Brock says new basketball and tennis posts are installed, with basketball nets planned for spring and court work expected to finish by week’s end.
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Clarington residents gather for community conversation on inclusion
The event at Garnet B. Rickard Recreation Complex brought residents and local organizations together to discuss hate, misinformation and belonging.
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DRPS seeks 23-year-old in Oshawa counterfeit-currency case
Police say a cellphone was bought for $1000 with cash later identified as counterfeit; the listed charges remain allegations not proven in court.
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Whitby shares events and service changes for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The Town is promoting several ways to learn and reflect, including a free workshop on September 25. Whitby Public Library locations will close on September 30, while recreation facilities and waste collection continue as scheduled.
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Ajax Fire asks residents to test smoke alarms September 28
Ajax Fire urges residents to test smoke alarms on September 28, keep alarms working through monthly checks and replace them on schedule.
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Pickering Committee of Adjustment posts notices for October 14 hearing
The electronic hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m.; residents can register to speak or send written comments to City Development.
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MacLeod Park basketball and tennis court improvements near completion
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Clarington residents gather for community conversation on inclusion
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Clarington withdraws heritage designation notice for 1 Veterans Avenue
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Pickering roadwork to restrict access on Whitevale and North roads
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Brock council agenda posted for September 28 meeting