News & Notices
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.
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.
Stouffville Announces New Agreement For Ballantrae Multi-Sport Complex
The Town of Stouffville is announcing a new chapter for the long-anticipated Ballantrae Multi-Sport Complex. After extensive efforts and two years of working closely with the former leaseholder to see this facility constructed, the Town has formally terminated the lease agreement with Ballantrae Sports Group. In its place, a new partnership has been finalized with Mentana Group, a company with a proven track record in delivering high-quality community sport and recreation infrastructure.
Service Interruption Notice – Brown-Out Power Outage
A regional brown-out is causing intermittent power outages at several Town facilities. The Leisure Centre (LC) is closed to the public. Swim lessons and all other scheduled programs that are at the LC, and select off-site locations are cancelled. Emails have been sent to participants. Staff remain on-site at the LC and will restart drop-in activities as soon as power is restored. Expected restoration time is 8 PM.
Region to Resurface North Tract Accessible Trail
York Region is resurfacing the accessible trail at North Tract to enhance safety, durability, and accessibility. As part of the project, the trail entrance and accessible parking will be relocated to improve drainage and provide more parking. The accessible trail will be closed from early to mid-May, weather permitting, but the rest of North Tract will remain open. Visitors are encouraged to use other trails during construction, with the nearest alternate accessible trail located at Hollidge Tract. For updates, visit york.ca/YRF or follow @YorkRegionGovt on social media.
Town of Stouffville Offers Condolences Following the Passing of Pope Francis
The Town of Stouffville extends condolences to the Catholic community following the passing of Pope Francis on April 21, 2025, at the age of 88. As the first Latin American and Jesuit pope, he was widely respected for his efforts to modernize the Church and promote peace, inclusion and environmental protection. Flags have been lowered to half-mast in his honour.
Town Passes By-law to Ban the Sale and Personal Use of Fireworks
The Town of Stouffville has approved a new by-law banning the sale and personal use of fireworks to reduce noise, injury risks and environmental harm. The move aims to create a safer, more peaceful community, with violations subject to fines under the Town’s AMPS system. Residents are encouraged to enjoy fireworks at Town-led events on Victoria Day and Canada Day. Learn more at townofws.ca/fireworks
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