Category: Local News
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.
Celebrate the New Year at Stouffville’s Skating Trail and Fireworks Events
The grand opening of Memorial Park’s skating trail will take place on Jan. 10, 2025, during the Mayor and Council’s New Year’s Levee.
Stouffville’s Strawberry Festival Forms New Partnership With The Town
A shared responsibility model was proposed with the Town managing major operational aspects like entertainment and vendor coordination.
Council Drops Opposition to Hyson Development Proposal, Frustrating Residents
Hyson Properties, owners of the former Giles site at Ninth Line and Main, proceeded uncontested in their Ontario Land Tribunal appeal of Council’s June application refusal.
Stouffville Unveils Sustainable Design for New Fire and Paramedic Station In Ballantrae
The new station, located at 4902 Aurora Road, is set for LEED Silver certification and will feature a primarily brick design to complement the character and aesthetic of the surrounding Ballantrae neighbourhood.
Blue Doors’ Innovative Land Trust Seeks to Deliver 500 Affordable Units in York Region
The Housing For All Land Trust plans to raise funds for acquiring, developing, and maintaining affordable housing stock.
Third Quarter Financial Report Forecasts Slight Year-End Operating Budget Deficit
Year-end projections indicate a $159,800 budget deficit primarily due to lower-than-expected development activity.
Wayne Emmerson Reflects on Leadership, Legacy, and York Region’s Future
In an interview during his final day in office, Emmerson identified the Province’s potential regional governance changes and the need for succession planning as key factors in his decision to retire early.
Stouffville By-Law Officers Unanimously Unionize, Citing Safety, Workplace Concerns
The decision was made by a unit largely composed of temporary part-time employees and driven by concerns over officer safety, scheduling difficulties, and declining morale within the department.
Former Police Chief Eric Jolliffe To Be Appointed York Region Chairman and CEO
Announced today by Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing Paul Calandra, Jolliffe will take over the role following Wayne Emmerson’s departure on Nov. 29.
York Region, Stouffville Adopt 2025 Budgets as Emmerson Ends Tenure
When combined with the Provincial education levy, Stouffville residents can expect a blended tax increase of 3.86% in 2025.
Long-Awaited Memorial Park Skating Trail to Debut On December 14
The trail will feature a capacity of 250 skaters, accessible washrooms, and storage for the ice resurfacer, with concessions planned once a vendor is selected.
