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- Aug 29, 2026
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York Region farmers markets see local support grow as consumers choose homegrown produce amid economic uncertainty (opens the original)
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With about a dozen markets and farm gates operating across York Region, advocates are emphasizing that buying homegrown produce is one way consumers can help keep their money in the community. Support for Ontario-grown produce has increased following recent changes to U.S. tariffs and has benefited local vendors, according to two farmers markets based in York Region. âWhen the Trump tariffs came into effect, thatâs definitely really concerning about supply-chain issues like a recession in th
‘Music is just universal’: York Region Open Mic gigs give local musicians and performers an opportunity to showcase their talents (opens the original)
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An open mic event organized across York Region has created spaces for musicians and performers, setting the tone for social gatherings for the past 14 years. York Region Open Mic has grown steadily since its launch on July 27, 2012. Founded by Steffi Goodfield, a musician and a community member based in Richmond Hill, she was a regular open mic goer who noticed that the local scene had dried up. Inspired to fill that void in her local area, she brought her vision to life. âI had an opportunity
Walks proceed rain or shine (opens the original)
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The York Regional Forest is inviting you to join its upcoming guided walks to educate residents on native and invasive species. Two sessions are scheduled at the Porritt Tract York Regional Forests (15470 Kennedy Rd.) in Whitchurch-Stouffville on Aug. 18 and Aug. 19, from 6 to 8 p.m. The theme for August will dive deep into âNatureâs Invaders.â The scheduled guided walks are open to ages 10 years old and up, while children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Staff from York Region an
Fences are now covered in lush vines (opens the original)
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A peak midsummer harvest of vegetables and fruits is now expected to fill gardeners’ baskets at a community garden in Markham, thanks to shared agricultural practices that maximize the use of space. In May, gardeners in the allotment area at Kirkham Community Garden (120 Kirkham Dr.) shared how gardening helps their mental health and builds camaraderie with fellow enthusiasts. Returning to witness the changes in early August, the fences are now covered in lush vines crawling along the wires fr
'Communities need this kind of stuff' (opens the original)
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Amid high food prices, gardeners at Markhamâs Kirkham Community Garden are using their plots to offset grocery costs. However, recent thefts highlight a growing need for food security and more local garden spaces. âFor my groceries perspective, weâre able to grow most of our food for the summer that we don’t need to buy so much produce,â said Rachel Chan, a gardener in her second year with the community plot. âBecause you can see the diversity of food that it covers, like pretty much a
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