Charity Hockey Tournament Unites Pros, Community In Fight Against Homelessness
Hockey Helps the Homeless raised $250K to support Blue Door and 360°kids today, uniting pros and local players in the fight against homelessness.
Overview of Bill 23 and Development Charges – Mayor Iain Lovatt Explains
A semi-detached townhouse in Stouffville has a Development Charge (DC) of $75,000. 35% of the DC stays with the town and 65% goes to the region. With Bill 23, the DC funding model has been changed, which removes a lot of the DCs that the town can collect.
Stouffville Moves to Expand Indigenous Reconciliation and Engagement Efforts
Following the approval of an action plan informed by 12 months of focus groups, public meetings, surveying, and consultations with Indigenous groups, Stouffville will begin budgeting for and incorporating reconciliation recommendations into municipal efforts.
GO Whistles Continue to Blow, But Cessation Hopefully Moving Ahead
Stouffville has included preliminary whistle cessation projects in its 2023 Draft Capital Budget.
Approved Land Use Plan Will Usher In Thousands of New Residents to 10th Line
Plan dictates the density and types of development in the area surrounding Old Elm GO station.
Upcoming Activities for Stouffville’s Seniors
“Seniors are in the golden path to the end of their journey and are special. Their wisdom is worth listening to, and working with them is precious as their valuable insight surpasses all books.” – Rochelle D’souza
Why so much Development in Stouffville?!
There is allocation for water and waste water for the next 10 years where there will be another 15,000 to 18,000 people moving into specific growth areas in Stouffville.