Category: Community Life
GO Transit Service Changes This Weekend: What Riders Need to Know
Stouffville GO riders will experience service changes this weekend as trains are replaced by buses on March 22-23. The temporary adjustment supports the construction of the East Harbour Transit Hub, a major interchange designed to improve regional connectivity and ease congestion at Union Station.
Mon Sheong Radiothon Raises $240K to Expand Long-Term Care Services
With Ontario’s long-term care waitlist exceeding 48,000 people, funds raised for Mon Sheong’s expansion will help address the growing demand for long-term care beds.
Stouffville’s Youth Advisory Working Group Brings Youth Movie Nights to 19 on the Park
The initiative is part of the group’s broader efforts to expand recreational and social opportunities for the town’s younger residents.
Sweet Traditions: TRCA’s Sugarbush Maple Syrup Festival Returns to Bruce’s Mill
Visitors can walk along guided trails, watch live demonstrations of traditional and modern syrup-making, and enjoy plenty of maple syrup samples.
How Fast Is Too Fast? Stouffville Won’t Disclose Speed Camera Thresholds
Past Staff investigation into other ASE programs found that tickets are typically issued at no less than 8 km/h over the posted limit, but Stouffville’s threshold may be lower based on further analysis.
TRCA Readies Maintenance, Plans Upgrades for Stouffville’s Flood Prevention Infrastructure
Crews will begin removal of vegetation and debris along the Downtown’s Flood Control Channel on Feb. 18, and design work is underway for upgrades to the Channel and the Stouffville Dam.
UPDATED: 32 New Charges Laid Against Markham Teens In String of Rock Throwing Incidents
York Regional Police investigators have put forward 32 additional charges against two Markham...
Two Rock-Throwing Suspects Charged as York Regional Police Probe 29 Incidents
An 18-year-old and a 17-year-old have been charged following a series of rock-throwing incidents in Stouffville and Markham.
Hiring Blitz Underway As Demand Grows For Stouffville Summer Camps
Summer camp participation grew by 60% in 2024, prompting the Town to increase staff numbers from 22 employees in 2023 to an expected 35 in 2025.
Stouffville Steps Up: Coldest Night of the Year Walk Returns to Support City Street Outreach
Fundraising contributions will support City Street Outreach’s fleet of vehicles key to its mission of aiding the GTA’s in-need populations.
Stouffville Readies Public Open House to Introduce Downtown Revitalization Project
The project will combine major infrastructure overhauls with long-awaited Main Street reconstruction.
Approved Traffic Calming Strategy To Guide Future Roadway Safety Measures
Traffic-calming measures outlined in the plan include raised crosswalks, curb extensions, roadway narrowing, rumble strips, and improved pavement markings.
