Category: Local News
Gunfire Damages Residence in Whitchurch-Stouffille, No Injuries Reported
York Regional Police are investigating a shooting at a Whitchurch-Stouffville home and are calling for witnesses and surveillance video.
Stouffville’s New Daycare Nears Opening as Demand for Affordable Care Grows
Stouffville’s new childcare centre is set to open in April, but limited CWELCC funding means families will face market-rate fees at launch.
Attempted Arson at Stouffville Plaza Under Investigation, Linked to Markham Incident
Seeking witnesses and video, police are investigating an attempted arson at a Stouffville plaza tied to a similar Markham incident early Wednesday morning.
EV Chargers Added to Stouffville Leisure Centre With Help From Provincial Grant
Four new electric vehicle chargers at the Stouffville Leisure Centre were partly funded by the Provincial ChargeON program, expanding public charging access.
Debate Over Voting Locations Results in Expanded 2026 Polling Station Plan
Council approved 10 polling sites alongside online voting for the 2026 municipal election, attempting to balance access, costs, and modern voting habits.
Oak Valley Health Extends Stouffville Cervical Cancer Screening Pop-Up to March 31
Oak Valley Health extends Stouffville cervical cancer screening pop-up to March 31, offering accessible preventative testing and participant care kits.
Stouffville Details Updated Main Street Reconstruction Plans at Latest Open House
Phasing, timelines, parking and design changes, and business impacts were addressed by the Town as Main Street revitalization moves toward construction.
Stouffville to Host Seneca Public Administration Students Under New Partnership Agreement
Stouffville has signed an agreement with Seneca Polytechnic to host an applied student work program, supporting municipal innovation and student development.
Short-Term Loss, Long-Term Gain? Lovatt Contemplates ICI Development Charge Holiday
Stouffville may consider a temporary employment development charge waiver to grow its tax base, weighing lost upfront revenue against future property tax gains.
Main Street Businesses Warn of “Double or Triple Hit” Amid Waste Collection Changes
Downtown Stouffville merchants are seeking overnight curb allowances and subsidies following their transition to private waste collection.
Lovatt Warns Infrastructure Projects, Service Expansion At Risk Without Provincial Support
Stouffville Mayor Iain Lovatt urged both increased and stable provincial funding for growing municipalities during a 2026 Ontario Budget consultation yesterday.
Tamil Heritage Month Celebration Returns to Stouffville This Friday
The Tamils’ Association is inviting the community to Friday’s Tamil Heritage Month Celebration, featuring student performances and Thai Pongal traditions.
