News & Notices
New Public Mural Coming to Downtown Stouffville
A vibrant new mural is underway in Downtown Stouffville, celebrating our community’s deep roots, diverse cultures, and shared future through bold imagery and the symbolic Tree of Life. Created by local artist and educator Colin Whitebread, the piece invites reflection on unity, heritage, and connection. To ensure safety during the mural's creation, Church Street (southbound from Main to Commercial) will be closed from May 28 to July 4.
Town of Stouffville Unveils Bold New Visitor Plan to Boost Tourism and Local Economy
The Town of Stouffville, in partnership with Central Counties Tourism, has launched its 2025–2028 Visitor Plan to grow tourism and position the Town as a must-visit destination. The plan outlines 26 action items focused on agri-tourism, downtown revitalization, and digital promotion through the newly acquired “Discover Stouffville” brand.
Former Stouffville Council Candidates Convicted of Municipal Act Offenses
On May 28, 2025, two former candidates from the 2022 Whitchurch-Stouffville Municipal Election, Justin Altmann and Keith Singer, were convicted for failing to file financial statements as required under the Municipal Elections Act, 1996. Each was fined $10,000 plus a victim fine surcharge by the Ontario Court of Justice in Newmarket.
Town of Stouffville Celebrates National Public Works Week: “People, Purpose, Presence”
The Town of Stouffville celebrates National Public Works Week from May 18 to 24, recognizing the essential work of public works professionals under the 2025 theme, People, Purpose, Presence. Residents are invited to a free Public Works Open House on Saturday, May 24, featuring Touch-a-Truck, games and family fun at 5061 Bethesda Side Rd.
Fast Track Building Permit Program Returns for Summer 2025
The Town of Stouffville’s Fast Track Building Permit Program returns from May 15 to July 15, 2025, offering quicker approvals for small residential projects like decks, porches, sheds and pool enclosures. Projects must be pre-screened and free of additional approval requirements. Learn more at townofws.ca/fasttrack
Court Dismisses Bethesda Sports Park Legal Proceedings
The Ontario Superior Court has dismissed a lawsuit against the Town of Stouffville over a 2021 conditional offer for Bethesda Sports Park. The court upheld the Town’s position that it acted appropriately and never listed the park for sale. Mayor Lovatt reaffirmed Council’s commitment to planning and community interests.
Fireworks to Festivals: Stouffville Unveils 2025 Summer Event Lineup
The Town of Stouffville is excited to present a full season of free summer events for all ages, highlighted by the Stouffville Celebrates Summer Series, presented by Hyson Properties. The series features concerts, family fun and community favourites like Stouffville Ribfest (Aug 8–10) with live music from Fefe Dobson, Nate Haller and more. Visit townofws.ca/events for full event details.
Victoria Day Fun & Holiday Hours 2025
Drop in for a fun-filled lineup of activities to make the most of the Victoria Day holiday weekend! Visit townofws.ca/dropin for more information, including the holiday schedule. Please note that Town facilities will have modified hours over the Victoria Day holiday.
Stouffville 55+ Club Receives Provincial Designation as a Seniors Active Living Centre
The Town of Stouffville is proud to announce that the Stouffville 55+ Club has been officially designated as a Seniors Active Living Centre (SALC) by the Government of Ontario. This provincial recognition supports the Club’s efforts to offer active, inclusive programs for older adults. With over 1,700 members and 450 weekly visits, the Club will now receive up to $50,000 annually through the SALC Program to enhance its services and strengthen community connections.
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