Category: Local News
Stouffville Scraps Original Dome Deal, Signs New Partner for Ballantrae Sports Complex
After years of delays, Stouffville is moving forward with a new partner for the long-promised Ballantrae Multi-Sport Complex. The revamped project is set to begin construction this summer and open in 2026.
Stouffville Eyes Possible Hotel for Clippers Arena Parking Lot
Stouffville is considering a zoning change to pave the way for a possible hotel development on municipal land adjacent to the Clippers Sports Complex. The move could boost local tourism and capture revenue currently flowing to neighbouring municipalities.
Entrepreneurial Spirit on Display at Stouffville Village Small Business Challenge Finale
Four teams presented their storefront proposals at the Stouffville Village Small Business Challenge finale, competing for a prize package of up to $50,000. The winner will be announced in June at the Greater Stouffville Chamber’s Annual Dinner with the Mayor.
Stouffville Ridings Split With Liberals Poised for Minority Government
Voters in Markham–Stouffville and York–Durham split their choices in Monday’s election, sending one Liberal and one Conservative to Ottawa. While Helena Jaczek returns with an experienced hand, Jacob Mantle brings a new opposition voice to the House of Commons.
Youth Injured in Hammer Assault at Memorial Park Courts
A youth sustained minor injuries after an assault involving a hammer at the Memorial Park basketball courts in Stouffville on Friday evening. York Regional Police are investigating the incident, which occurred during an altercation among several youths.
Stouffville Eyes Tax Sales to Recover Millions in Unpaid Property Taxes
With mandatory tax transfers to the Region and Province continuing despite shortfalls in local collections, Stouffville is preparing to ramp up efforts to recover millions in unpaid property taxes through the use of tax sales.
Markham–Stouffville, York–Durham Voters Join Millions Casting Ballots Early
Early voter turnout across Canada has reached record-breaking levels, with 7.3 million electors casting ballots ahead of the 2025 federal election.
York Region Launches New Housing and Homelessness Committee To Tackle Growing Crisis
As York Region’s housing crisis continues to escalate, a new Housing and Homelessness Committee has been formed to lead a more comprehensive response to the growing emergency.
Markham–Stouffville Candidate Profile: René de Vries, People’s Party of Canada
PPC candidate René de Vries is campaigning on a platform focused on fiscal restraint and immigration reform. He’s positioning himself as someone ready to challenge political and governmental norms.
Stouffville Ends 2024 With Slim Operating Surplus Despite Unexpected Pressures
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.
Fireworks Ban Takes Effect in Stouffville With Implementation of New By-Law
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.
Pickering College Plans Student-Focused Expansion at Blue & Silver Farm
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.
