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Whistle Cessation Back on Track After $348K Funding Boost
Council approved $348,500 more for Stouffville’s long-awaited whistle cessation project, bringing total costs to $790K as construction nears.
Community Life
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Urgent Search Underway for Liver Donor to Save Stouffville Resident Steve Stark
A local family is seeking a living liver donor for longtime Stouffville resident Steve Stark as age limits narrow his window for a lifesaving transplant.
Local Governance
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Questions Remain as Ottawa, Queens Park Push New Development Charge Reductions
Stouffville Mayor Iain Lovatt warns development charge cuts risk shifting costs to local taxpayers without adequate compensation from senior governments.
Planning & Development
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Whistle Cessation Back on Track After $348K Funding Boost
Council approved $348,500 more for Stouffville’s long-awaited whistle cessation project, bringing total costs to $790K as construction nears.
Arts & Culture
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We Remember: Weekend Museum Events Link Local Stories to Canada’s Military History
Hosted by the Whitchurch-Stouffville Museum, this weekend’s guided tour and exhibit talk will honour local veterans and reflect on Canada’s military past.
Business
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Main Street Businesses Warn of “Double or Triple Hit” Amid Waste Collection Changes
Downtown Stouffville merchants are seeking overnight curb allowances and subsidies following their transition to private waste collection.
Sports
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Charity Hockey Tournament Unites Pros, Community In Fight Against Homelessness
Hockey Helps the Homeless raised $250K to support Blue Door and 360°kids today, uniting pros and local players in the fight against homelessness.
Education
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Stouffville to Host Seneca Public Administration Students Under New Partnership Agreement
Stouffville has signed an agreement with Seneca Polytechnic to host an applied student work program, supporting municipal innovation and student development.
