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 working to:  

• 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.