
Construction Begins to Expand Stouffville’s Civic Square
Work is now underway to expand Civic Square and is expected to continue through May 2027, adding new urban parkland to Stouffville’s historic Main Street.

Work is now underway to expand Civic Square and is expected to continue through May 2027, adding new urban parkland to Stouffville’s historic Main Street.
Forest Contractors Ltd., York Region's Stouffville Road resurfacing contractor, faces charges after asphalt grindings were dumped in Stouffville without permits or approvals. Investigations into numerous dumpsites are now underway.
A recurring $8.4M provincial investment will help expand Stouffville’s Community Health Clinic and connect all remaining unserved residents to primary care.
The 42nd Strawberry Festival is underway, bringing thousands to Memorial Park for live entertainment, family events, community traditions, and local strawberries.
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Darul Khair Centre has appealed Stouffville Council’s rejection of a proposed mosque at 27 Winona Drive, but negotiations continue in hopes of avoiding an Ontario Land Tribunal hearing.
Councillors, staff, and residents questioned a 176-townhouse development proposal at Highway 48 and Main Street, citing lacking designs and significant departures from Stouffville’s higher-density gateway vision.
Times Group’s proposed 1,332-unit development at Highway 48 and Stouffville Road is threatening a contested wetland area and prompting calls for supportive parkland on Oak Ridges Moraine Countryside lands.
Mayor Lovatt launched his 2026 reelection campaign as Stouffville’s municipal election season gets underway. He is the first mayoral candidate to announce, with Council contenders registered in Wards 1, 2, 4, and 6.
Stouffville Council rejected a proposed Winona Drive mosque despite Staff support, a decision that could lead to another Ontario Land Tribunal reversal.
A new pool, indoor track, expanded programming space, and reorganized facilities have been included in preliminary designs for an estimated $30 million addition to Stouffville's Leisure Centre.
Revised plans for a new mosque on Winona Drive come to Council for a decision on May 6, with Town Staff recommending approval of needed zoning amendments following parking and design changes.