THE DAILY DURHAM LOCAL GUIDE
Browse businesses located in or serving Clarington. Profiles distinguish physical branches from cities served; service areas do not create map pins.
The Clarington Baseball Association offers youth baseball across Clarington, from Blastball for 3-year-olds through T-ball, 4-pitch, house league, select and rep baseball (the Clarington Orioles) up to 18U. Teams play at diamonds throughout the municipality, including Orono Park and Newcastle diamonds, and the association also runs tournaments and umpire development.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Clarington Board of Trade (CBOT) is a not-for-profit, membership-based organization serving businesses in the Municipality of Clarington — Courtice, Bowmanville, Newcastle, Orono and rural communities, as well as businesses who want to serve these communities. CBOT advocates on behalf of the Clarington business community and provides a forum for developing programs and opportunities that promote trade and commerce. Member services include networking, business events, economic development resources, and community partnerships such as support for local charities and not-for-profit fundraisers. Contact: 54 King St E, Unit 102, Bowmanville, ON L1C 1N3; phone 905-623-3106; email info@cbot.ca.
Claim your listing — coming soonClarington Board of Trade & Office of Economic Development is listed in Durham Region's business dataset in Bowmanville, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is other local, municipal and regional public administration. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
Claim your listing — coming soonClarington Building Supplies identifies its location as 240 Simpson Avenue, Bowmanville, Ontario on its own website. Its stated activity is building materials supplier. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Clarington Centre for Individual Studies (CCIS) is an alternative high school within the Kawartha Pine Ridge District School Board at 140 High Street in Bowmanville. Open to anyone 16 years of age or older living within the board's boundaries, CCIS offers flexible, individualized programming for adults and young adults finishing high school, upgrading marks for college, apprenticeship or work, or balancing education with work and family commitments. Programs include a high school credit day program toward the Ontario Secondary School Diploma, paid co-operative education for students who are currently employed, dual credits taught by college and secondary instructors, the Centre for Success college dual-credit program, the Teen Education and Mothering (TEAM) program with on-site childminding, Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) and maturity credits for adult learners, and correspondence and eLearning options.
Claim your listing — coming soonClarington Chiropractic Clinic is a chiropractic practice on the second floor at 1635 Highway 2, Unit 205 in Courtice, serving the community since 1996. The clinic offers chiropractic adjustments alongside acupuncture, registered massage therapy, low-intensity laser therapy, spinal decompression therapy, custom foot orthotics, naturopathic medicine and shockwave therapy. New patients are welcome and the clinic provides direct billing on all of its services. Phone: 905-433-0449. The official site does not publish opening hours, so none are listed here.
Claim your listing — coming soonClarington Chiropractic Clinic is listed in Durham Region's business dataset at Unit 205, 1635 Regional Highway 2, Courtice, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is other personal care services. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
Claim your listing — coming soonClarington Cleaning Services is a Bowmanville-based cleaning company serving Clarington (Bowmanville, Newcastle, Newtonville, Courtice), Oshawa and surrounding areas for the last seven years. Services: house cleaning for residential clients, professional deep cleaning (including closeted surfaces, door and window frames, recommended annually), office cleaning, move-in and move-out cleaning for tenants, realtors, open houses and buyers, renovation and construction cleaning (dust, debris and post-project clean-up), and large-scale commercial cleaning for medical offices, corporate buildings, warehouses and storage units. The team builds customized cleaning plans around each client's needs and budget, and free estimates are available through the website contact form or by phone. Service hours: Monday to Friday 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Saturday and Sunday 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Contact: (289) 806-5368 or claringtoncleaningservices@gmail.com.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Official Town Band of Clarington, a volunteer community wind ensemble formed in 1992 that continues a town band tradition in the area dating back to the first documented band concert in Bowmanville in 1848. The band brings together brass, woodwind and percussion players from across Durham Region and the GTA, performing a wide repertoire of classical transcriptions, original compositions, big band arrangements, movie scores, Broadway musicals, traditional marches and the occasional waltz. Its year-round public programme includes fall and spring concert series, summer park concerts in Bowmanville, Newcastle and Orono, Christmas concerts, parades, performances at senior residences, and appearances at community fairs and festivals. Rehearsals are held Thursday evenings from 7:30 to 9:30 at John M. James Public School in Bowmanville.
Claim your listing — coming soonClarington Dental Centre is a healthcare provider serving the Clarington area, offering compassionate and comprehensive medical services to patients in Clarington and the broader Durham Region. With a patient-centered approach and modern facilities, Clarington Dental Centre is dedicated to improving community health outcomes through expert care, preventive medicine, and personalized treatment plans.
Claim your listing — coming soonThe Clarington East Food Bank (CEFB) is a non-profit, volunteer-driven food bank in Newcastle serving residents of Clarington East — Newcastle, Orono, Newtonville, Kendal, and Kirby. Services are free, confidential, and open to anyone in need, supporting about 170 households per month with fresh and non-perishable food, essential items, diapers, formula, and toiletries. Programs include the Kids Zone summer nutrition program, Back 2 School drives, Holiday Hampers, and a Grow-a-Row fresh produce program. Distribution hours (published on the food bank's website): Tuesday 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. and 3:00 to 6:00 p.m., Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Donations accepted online, by e-transfer to claringtoneastfoodbank@gmail.com, by cheque (drop off at 250 Mill St South or mail to PO Box 20066, Newcastle, ON L1B 1M3), and in person on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Tax receipts issued for donations of $25 or more. Contact: 250 Mill St South, Newcastle, ON L1B 1J3; phone 905-987-1418; email claringtoneastfoodbank@gmail.com.
Claim your listing — coming soonClarington Entertainment Complex is listed in Durham Region's business dataset at 330 Lake Road, Bowmanville, Ontario. Its recorded business activity is amusement arcades. Contact the business to confirm current services and hours.
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