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Candidates, Voters, and Protesters Prepare for Stouffville Election Forum (opens the original)
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Twenty-three candidates seeking Stouffvilleâs six ward council seats will get a chance to address their prospective constituents Sept. 24, when the Greater Stouffville Chamber and Stouffville Public Library host a 2026 municipal election forum at the Royal Stouffville Golf Club. With Mayor Iain Lovatt acclaimed to a third term, the evening will skip a mayoral debate and instead centre on the ward races. The Chamber says the format is intended to give residents and the local business community
Candidate List Certified Ahead of Stouffville’s Oct. 26 Municipal Election (opens the original)
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Stouffvilleâs 2026 municipal election is now set, with the Town Clerk certifying the final list of candidates ahead of the Oct. 26 election. The deadline to file nomination papers was Friday, Aug. 21, at 2 p.m., and no challenger came forward to run against Mayor Iain Lovatt. He joins Newmarketâs John Taylor as the only acclaimed mayors in York Region and will serve a third consecutive term. In Ward 1, Michael Cleverdon has once again put his name forward to challenge Councillor Hugo Kroon.
Magna Donates Simeon Park, Converting 95-Acre Corporate Retreat to Public Asset (opens the original)
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After more than 40 years as a private retreat for Magna International and its employees, Simeon Park is beginning a new chapter as Stouffvilleâs largest public park. The Aurora-headquartered auto parts manufacturer marked its donation of the 95-acre Gormley property to the Town during a key exchange ceremony Friday morning. Located at 13078 Woodbine Ave., Simeon Park is extensively programmed. On-site amenities include an outdoor swimming pool, sports fields, playground, pavilion, volleyball a
Suspected Stouffville Road Asphalt Paves the Oak Ridges Moraine (opens the original)
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Across multiple nights in June, hundreds of trucks turned into a rural Stouffville property to dump asphalt grindings without permits or approvals. Milled pavement from York Region’s Stouffville Road resurfacing project is emerging as the suspected source, and multi-jurisdictional investigations are now examining several local dumping sites. Alterations to the Oak Ridges Moraine Countryside lands at 6512 Bethesda Side Road have been significant. The site likely falls within one of the Moraine’s
New Trail Marks Major Step Toward Stouffville’s Larger Connectivity Vision (opens the original)
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A newly opened trail between Memorial Park and Hoover Park Dr. has closed one of the key gaps in Stouffvilleâs growing trail network, creating a new link toward the Rouge National Urban Park. The connection was officially celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on July 30, attended by project leaders and officials from the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville, Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), York Region, and Parks Canada. The new segment links the multi-use trail on Park Dr. with
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