Latest News
Stouffville Ends 2024 With Slim Operating Surplus Despite Unexpected Pressures
Apr 18, 2025 | Local Governance, Local News
Stouffville closed 2024 with a modest $29,500 operating surplus, reflecting both higher-than-expected expenditures and overall revenue. While Development Charge revenue fell short, 109 capital projects were completed.
Community Life
LatestFireworks Ban Takes Effect in Stouffville With Implementation of New By-Law
Apr 17, 2025 | Community Life, Local News
Stouffville has formalized a new by-law banning the use and sale of personal fireworks, citing safety and noise concerns. The Town is steering residents toward sanctioned public displays and regulated private events to minimize risks and disruptions.
Local Governance
LatestStouffville Ends 2024 With Slim Operating Surplus Despite Unexpected Pressures
Apr 18, 2025 | Local Governance, Local News
Stouffville closed 2024 with a modest $29,500 operating surplus, reflecting both higher-than-expected expenditures and overall revenue. While Development Charge revenue fell short, 109 capital projects were completed.
Real Estate & Development
LatestA Slippery Slope or Sensible Reform? Council Pushes for Housing on the Moraine
Apr 11, 2025 | Local News, Real Estate & Development
Backing a resolution from the Township of Adjala-Tosorontio, Stouffville is urging the Ontario government to review housing rules that restrict additional residential units on Oak Ridges Moraine lands.
Arts & Culture
LatestAward-Winning Works Take the Spotlight at Latcham’s 2025 Juried Exhibition
Mar 28, 2025 | Arts & Culture, Local News
Latcham Art Centre’s 2025 Juried Exhibition showcases 34 works by Ontario artists, chosen from over 200 submissions by a panel of expert jurors. Visitors can explore the diverse collection and vote for a people’s choice award winner.
Business
LatestMunicipal Garbage Pick-Up To End for Stouffville Businesses, But Some May Get a Lifeline
Feb 7, 2025 | Business, Local News
Stouffville businesses that have relied on municipal waste collection for decades will need to secure private services by 2026, though Council may carve out an exception for Downtown Main Street.
Sports
LatestStouffville Targets $200 Million Provincial Fund for Sports Infrastructure Upgrades
Sep 26, 2024 | Local News, Sports
The Town is applying for support from Ontario’s Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund to upgrade Bethesda Sports Fields and build a new artificial turf field on YCDSB's Ninth Line school facility lands.
Education
LatestPickering College Plans Student-Focused Expansion at Blue & Silver Farm
Apr 16, 2025 | Education, Local News
Pickering College is proposing a Zoning By-Law Amendment which would allow them to expand satellite education opportunities on its 77.6-acre farm property on Woodbine Avenue.