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Council Approves Draft Plans for 1,162-Unit Mixed-Use Development Near Old Elm GO
The plan proposes a mixed-use, high-density development with apartment building heights of 6-12 storeys and townhouse heights of 3.5 storeys.
Community Life
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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.
Local Governance
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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.
Real Estate & Development
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Council Approves Draft Plans for 1,162-Unit Mixed-Use Development Near Old Elm GO
The plan proposes a mixed-use, high-density development with apartment building heights of 6-12 storeys and townhouse heights of 3.5 storeys.
Arts & Culture
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Identity, Place, and Belonging Intersect In Latcham Art Centre’s Latest Exhibition
"The Part of Me That Recognizes You" delves into themes of identity, place, and belonging, as interpreted by Toronto-based artists Joel Rodriguez, John Delante, Christina Leslie, and Steven Beckly.
Business
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Generational Business Owners Inducted to Greater Stouffville Business Hall of Fame
The Greater Stouffville Chamber of Commerce initiative recognizes local pioneers who have played pivotal roles in shaping the town’s business community.
Sports
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Stouffville Targets $200 Million Provincial Fund for Sports Infrastructure Upgrades
The Town is applying for support from Ontario’s Community Sport and Recreation Infrastructure Fund to upgrade Bethesda Sports Fields and build a new artificial turf field on YCDSB's Ninth Line school facility lands.
Education
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St. Katharine Drexel Teacher Cynthia Bettio Wins Esri Canada’s Making a Difference Award
Bettio was recognized for an urban planning project where students created land-use plans for hypothetical Stouffville development sites utilizing Esri Canada's geographic information system tools.
