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Huge new project in Sharon
Loblaw Companies Limited and Choice Properties REIT are building a 1.2 million sq. ft advanced logistics and distribution centre on Woodbine Ave., just north of Green Lane East at the Rice Group’s site. This project, will bring 1000 jobs, generate $500,000 in annual municipal taxes
Is our Real Estate Market Cooling?
It would be hard to miss the change or shift that has happened in our current Real Estate Market that 1st week of March. However, this time, the lights have definitely not gone out, but they have dimmed ever so slightly.
We can all see the For Sale signs lining the streets, where once they were few and far between ..
NEIGHBOURHOOD NEWS
Coyotes in your neighbourhood?
Coyotes in your neighbourhood?
Coyotes in your neighbourhood?
Coyotes generally do not pose a danger to people but can pose a danger to pets - namely cats and small dogs who can be injured or killed. We ask residents who live or walk near a typical coyote habitat (including ravines, forests and open spaces) to take extra caution during this time.
Burlap distribution
Coyotes in your neighbourhood?
Coyotes in your neighbourhood?
Due to the infestation of Lymantria Dispar Dispar (LDD) within East Gwillimbury, the Town will be giving away one piece of burlap per household, beginning Friday, April 8, 2022, while supplies last. Information sheets on proper install and use of burlap bands will be available. Burlap can be
H.L. Splash Pad update
Coyotes in your neighbourhood?
H.L. Splash Pad update
The Town of East Gwillimbury
is making updates to the
Holland Landing Splash Pad. We are working to improve drainage and uneven surfaces
on the Splash Pad surface.
REGIONAL NEWS
Federal budget News
GO Transit changes in York Region
York Region Food banks
Keeps roads safe this season!
York Region Food banks
GO Transit changes in York Region
York Region Food banks
Between April 2020 and March 2021, close to 600,000 people accessed a local food bank. That's a 10 to 12 per cent increase compared to the previous year. As the number of food bank users have increased, so too has the need for food items. Donations of non-perishable, non-expired food items can dropped off at local grocery stores. Monetary donations can also be made through canadahelps.org.
GO Transit changes in York Region
GO Transit changes in York Region
GO Transit changes in York Region
York Region was updated on what’s ahead for GO transit service at a Regional Council presentation April 7.
Metrolinx spokespersons Spencer Gibbens and Rajesh Khetarpal said the Regional Public Transit Service is transitioning from a Toronto-centric commuter railway system into one with more Regional connectivity.
Here are some key takeaways from the Report presented to Council..
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Markham joins growing movement to turf Ontario Land Tribunal
GO Transit changes in York Region
Is it time for your fourth dose of the COVID-19 vaccine?
York Region residents who are 60 and older, as well as
First Nations, Inuit and Métis and their non-Indigenous household members 18 and older, can begin booking their fourth shots this morning. Ontario's Ministry of Health warns individuals 60 and older are at increased risk for severe disease, hospitalization and death from COVID-19.
Markham joins growing movement to turf Ontario Land Tribunal
Markham joins growing movement to turf Ontario Land Tribunal
Markham joins growing movement to turf Ontario Land Tribunal
The Ontario Land Tribunal replaced the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT) in 2021. In turn, LPAT had replaced the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) in 2017. Progressive Conservative Government continues to overturn positive changes achieved through a reform of the OMB “on a whim” and adding Markham’s voice to the 100 or so municipalities calling for change, is a necessary step to fix a broken system. More
York Region considers changes to development charges
Markham joins growing movement to turf Ontario Land Tribunal
Markham joins growing movement to turf Ontario Land Tribunal
The Region of York has been asked to consider using its development charges — fees collected from developers to help pay for cost of infrastructure — to encourage more affordable housing and better environmental practices. The Region’s development charges (DC)
date back to 2017 and are
due for an update.
Yonge North Subway, York Region, Ontario reach agreement
Yonge North Subway, York Region, Ontario reach agreement
Yonge North Subway, York Region, Ontario reach agreement
York Region Council approved
an agreement with Ontario to build the Yonge North Subway Extension.
The agreement states the project's estimated $5.6-billion cost will be split between the Federal, Provincial and
Municipal Governments.
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