
Corinna Traill
Local Councillor for Ward 3, Corinna Traill, was born and raised in Bowmanville who has a close connection to the community in which she grew up. Having attended Bowmanville public schools including Vincent Massey, Bowmanville Senior Public and Bowmanville High School, and coming from a family of educators, Corinna understands the value maintaining a strong local school system and she is also a keen supporter of local arts and culture.
She is also known as a Councillor who can “get things done”, and is responsible for opening Clarington’s first Off-Leash Dog Park and for Durham’s first Rainbow Crosswalk to raise awareness for the LGBTQ community, as well as Clarington’s first waterfront emergency plan.
Other initiatives Corinna supported were extending the Quarry Bridge in Ward 3 and Baseline Road to Bennett, which was a major attractant in bringing Toyota Canada to Bowmanville, as well as supporting the transfer of 34 acres of parkland from the Bowmanville Zoo to the Municipality to create more green space for residents.