Category: Local News
Overnight Paving, Daytime Lane Closures as York Region’s Ninth Line Project Begins
York Region has launched a road resurfacing project along Ninth Line in Stouffville that includes infrastructure upgrades to enhance traffic and pedestrian safety. It follows 2024 roadwork on the same road that drew public criticism.
Library Hosts Makers Festival, Seeks Public Input on 2025–2028 Strategic Plan
The Stouffville Library is celebrating innovation, creativity, and community engagement at its annual Makers Festival on May 10. The event will also include a Strategic Plan open house aimed at shaping the Library’s future.
Mayor Lovatt Urges Province to Support Growing Towns Like Stouffville in 2025 Budget
In a pre-budget submission, Mayor Lovatt urged Queen’s Park to provide greater financial support to small, high-growth municipalities like Stouffville. His letter outlines funding shortfalls and calls for revenue-sharing and investment in essential services.
Fifth Annual Steer Friends Auto Show to Drive Inclusion, Rally Community Support
Steering for Steer Friends returns to the Markham Fairgrounds on June 21, combining a love of cars with a mission to support adults with developmental disabilities and complex care needs.
Stouffville Officials Tour Mosaic House, York Region’s Newest Community Housing Project
Housing York Inc. welcomed Stouffville’s Mayor and Council for a tour of Mosaic House, a new community housing development on Main Street. With rising demand and a growing waitlist, the project is a major investment in publicly supported accessible housing.
Stouffville Market Returns May 10 With Record Vendor Lineup
The Stouffville Market is back on May 10 with an expanded vendor list, special giveaways, and a strong sense of community. Organizer Susan Tucker anticipates another successful season that continues to connect residents and entrepreneurs alike.
Urban Farm Could Bring Fresh Produce, Education to Franklin Field
A proposed farm project in Stouffville could transform Franklin Field into a hub for urban agriculture, education, and community engagement. Council will weigh the plan on May 7.
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.
