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The draft 2024 Annual report can be viewed here: 2024 Annual Report DRAFT It will be considered by Council at the regular meeting of Council held August 13, 2025 at 6:30 PM, at the Village Office Council Chambers (1423 Cariboo … Continue reading →

The Village of Clinton is seeking a new member for the Clinton Accessibility Committee.  The Accessibility Committee makes recommendations to Council on matters relating to accessibility, and monitors the Village’s progress with the Accessibility Plan.  If you are interested, an … Continue reading →

🚶‍♂️ Discover the Quiet Side of Adventure in Clinton, BC Looking for a hidden gem where you can reconnect with nature, away from the noise and crowds? Clinton’s summer trail system offers a gentle escape—inviting you to slow down, wander … Continue reading →

2025 Summer Watering Restrictions Now in Effect Effective June 1 – September 15, 2025 Why We’re Taking Action Our hot, dry Cariboo summers put extra pressure on Clinton’s water system. Seasonal watering restrictions help protect the aquifer, ensure reservoir fire-flow … Continue reading →

Clinton Welcomes the Showy Aster as Its Official Community Flower The Village of Clinton has officially adopted the Showy Aster (*Eurybia conspicua*) as its official community flower. At the regular council meeting held on May 28th, the motion brought forward … Continue reading →

Councillor Kosovic will be returning to his duties as a member of the Village of Clinton Council following a mandatory paid leave of absence. Councillor Kosovic notified the Village of pending criminal charges on May 23, 2024 and was immediately … Continue reading →

National Media Puts Us on the Map In its April 17, 2025 feature “Small-town escapes: Get outside Canada’s big cities to find charm and adventure,” The Globe and Mail calls Clinton one of five must-visit communities for travellers seeking culture … Continue reading →

The wind swept across the open fields as it had for over a century, brushing against weathered fenceposts and the rusted edges of an old wagon wheel—silent witnesses to a family’s legacy written into the very soil of Clinton. Here, … Continue reading →

During the Gold Rush era of the late 1800s, travelers of every rank and renown found themselves passing through Clinton on their way to the goldfields further north. Among them was Captain Jack Crawford, a colorful figure known as the … Continue reading →

The Village has released a factsheet to share some basic information about becoming a home-based business. If you or someone you know is thinking about starting a home-based business, take a look at the Home based business information sheet, also … Continue reading →