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- Sep 29, 2026
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FACT CHECK: Did Clarington lie about its 2026 tax rate? (opens the original)
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The municipal election is quickly approaching, and that is leading to a lot of online chatter. We checked in with Clarington treasurer Trevor Pinn to find out the facts behind some online discourse around property taxes and council salaries. Multiple online posts have claimed that Clarington lied about its 2026 tax levy increase, which was announced as an average of 3 per cent, or about $56 more per year depending on your homeâs assessed value. However, some homeowners have found that their cu
St. Mary's fined $475k after power shutdown caused fatal accident (opens the original)
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St. Maryâs Cement has been fined in relation to a 2023 death at its Bowmanville plant. The company pleaded guilty to several charges under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) for failing to ensure blocking was installed to prevent the movement of equipment during repair work. The company was ordered to pay a $475,000 as a result of the accident on March 21, 2023, which claimed the life of 20-year-old millwright Mitch Watson. According to a news release from the Ministry of Labour, I
Fall in Ontario: From a haunted town to potato-digging adventures (opens the original)
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Guests who want to make the drive to Niagara-on-the-Lake have a new high-end hotel to book a room at, with rooftop patio views of the countryside. It’s a perfect place for theatre buffs and those craving rural charm. If you want to plan a trip around your tastebuds, there’s the many apple farms around Ontario featuring fresh fruit of the season and a Bowmanville farm that lets you dig-your-own potatoes. A new hotel has opened in Niagara-on-the-Lake, with high-end accommodation, a grapeseed spa a
‘It will happen here’: Clarington tackles online hate, misinformation (opens the original)
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Madihah Khan, left, demonstrated her Henna art on resident Leslie-Anne Bentley at the Together, We are Clarington: A Community Conversation event on Sept. 23. Clarington residents had an opportunity to speak out against hate in the community at a recent public meeting. On Sept. 23 the Municipality of Clarington hosted a meeting in partnership with the Region of Durham to explore issues including hate incidents and hate crimes, misinformation and more. âThis is the start of a conversation, not
‘Significant and complex’: timeline for new Newcastle school pushed back (opens the original)
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Newcastle families will be waiting a little bit longer for their new school. Initially scheduled to begin this fall, construction on the new Foster Northwest Neighbourhood school, a kindergarten-to-Grade-8 facility initially, has been delayed until next fall. âWe hope everyone can appreciate this is a very significant and complex capital project with many steps that require feedback and deliberate review with partners to ensure the best results,â said Vikki Ernst, area superintendent of educ
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