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Temporary Closure of Memorial Park Skating Trail

January 10, 2025

The Memorial Park Skating Trail will be closed today, January 10, from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM to allow for final preparations for the Mayor and Council’s New Year’s Levee and Skate. We invite you to join us after the closure for the grand opening celebrations, starting at 6:00 PM, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony, a special performance by the Stouffville Skating Club, and the first organized public skate on the new trail. We appreciate your understanding and look forward to celebrating with you this evening!

Memorial Park Skating Trail Grand Opening

January 09, 2025

Stouffville is excited to announce the grand opening of the Memorial Park Skating Trail during the Mayor and Council’s New Year’s Levee on Friday, January 10, 2025, featuring a ribbon-cutting ceremony, a performance by the Stouffville Skating Club, and the first public skate on the new 275-metre refrigerated and accessible trail. Funded through a $5.57 million investment from federal, provincial, and municipal contributions, the trail promises to be a vibrant, year-round community hub for recreation and inclusivity.

Town of Stouffville Welcomes Mike Doyle as New Deputy Fire Chief

December 24, 2024

The Town of Stouffville is excited to welcome Mike Doyle as Deputy Fire Chief for Stouffville Fire and Emergency Services. With 24 years of experience, including leadership roles as Acting Fire Chief and Deputy Fire Chief, Doyle brings exceptional expertise and commitment. He officially begins on January 31, 2025.

Waste Collection Schedule Changes for Winter Holidays

December 24, 2024

As a result of the Christmas and New Year holidays, there are changes to Stouffville's waste collection schedule. If your regular pick-up is between Wednesday and Friday, your collection will take place one day later for both this week and next.

Stouffville Rises to #13 on "Canada's Most Livable Cities" List for 2024

December 16, 2024

The Town of Stouffville is proud to announce its significant rise in the rankings of Canada’s Most Livable Cities for 2024, as determined by The Globe and Mail. Climbing an impressive 66 spots from the previous year, Whitchurch-Stouffville now ranks as the 13th most livable city in Canada.

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