MOVING OUR COMMUNITY FORWARD

Granville delivered:    

• Major Expansion of Recreation and Community Facilities.
• Secured Lands for a Multi‑Use Sports and Entertainment District.
• Advanced the Courtice and Bowmanville Waterfront Vision.
• Completed Key Transportation Improvements Supporting Growth and Safety.
• Strengthened Community Safety Infrastructure
• Implemented Lower Speed Limits to Improve Community Safety
•  Opened New Parks and Enhanced Outdoor Spaces 
• Maintained One of the Lowest Municipal Tax Rates in Durham Region
• Secured additional lands around the Bowmanville Hospital redevelopment for ground‑level parking- saving the project millions.

Granville is advocating for:  

• Expand reliable high‑speed internet and cellular coverage across Clarington’s rural communities.
• Address congestion at key corridors and improve major interchanges across Clarington.
• Improve neighbourhood traffic safety through consistent mitigation measures and coordinated community response.
• Ensure infrastructure, services, and development planning keep pace with rapid growth.
• Timely completion of Bowmanville GO expansion and new station infrastructure.

Let Progress Continue!  

• For several terms prior to 2022, Clarington Council experienced frequent division on major planning and infrastructure files, which contributed to delays, deferrals, and difficulty reaching consensus on long‑term decisions.
• Since 2022, council meetings have shown more consistent alignment on major capital and growth‑related decisions, allowing long‑standing issues to move forward more efficiently.
• The Bowmanville Hospital Redevelopment advanced through key planning, design, and coordination milestones after years of limited movement, supported by clearer municipal direction. Less disruption meant a more effective council at work.
• The Bowmanville GO Train Extension progressed with corridor upgrades, bridge work, and station‑area planning, following a period where the project’s timeline had remained uncertain.
• Transportation bottlenecks - including South Courtice congestion and the Highway 401/Bowmanville Avenue interchange moved forward in planning and design after years of being identified as priority issues without substantial advancement.