Friday | Vaughan Citizen
New MDs ease load at Stouffville Medical Centre
More than 1,000 people, most over the age of 65, were left without a doctor when Dr.
Friday | Vaughan Citizen
Big box builder taking town to OMB over fee hike
The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville will defend its development charge rate increase to the Ontario Municipal Board.
Last Markham mill featured in Stouffville artista s show
A painting of Unionville's historic Stiver Mill highlights an art exhibition presented this week by Stouffville-area artist Tony Volpe.
Get a job? Recession hitting unemployed harder, but there is good news
The recession has finally come to town. Only 63 per cent of people who utilized the YMCA Stouffville Employment Resource Centre during the middle of 2009 were gainfully employed three months later.
Ex-reservist paying tribute to veterans
Canadians have fought in hundreds of battles, some more famous than others. No matter their infamy, lives were lost.
Meet artists at Stouffville reception Saturday
A woman bound in chains or a warrior, seductress, prophet and judge. These images of often marginalized iconic women from biblical times, such as Bathsheba, Eve and Mary Magdalene, still speak to us today and are the inspiration behind Latcham Gallery's new Icons exhibition, which opened last weekend.
Man wanted for Stouffville pizza store break and enter
York Region Crime Stoppers needs your help identifying a man wanted in connection to a break and enter at a restaurant.
York Region residents and non-priority people are crossing the border into Durham Region and receiving the H1N1 vaccine with ease.
Classic Albums live presentsA ?A Led Zeppelin 1, Note for Note. 8 p.m. Single tickets: $35 to $45. Call theatre box office at 905-305-SHOW or visit markhamtheatre.ca OCT.
New GO stations coming on Richmond Hill line
Two new GO train stations will be constructed along the Richmond Hill line just west of Whitchurch-Stouffville. One station will be on Stouffville Road between Leslie Street and Hwy.
Did You Know? Stouffville was goldfish capital
Stouffville was once the goldfish capital of the world. In 1930, George Ashton purchased a building on Albert Street that once housed an old mill and ketchup manufacturer and turned it into The Goldfish Supply Company.
Red carpet rolling out in Stouffville for reality show
When Jennalyn Webber was hired to be Wendigo Farms' barn manager, it came with more than 17 horses, two staff and two owners.
Africa returns to Stouffville via orphans' choir
Songs soothe the soul and help to transform countless numbers of street kids into educated and productive members of Kenyan society.
Dora award-winning play speaks to Stouffvile
The one-woman show You Fancy Yourself will take the Lebovic Centre for Arts and Entertainment - Nineteen on the Park stage on Oct.
Haunted house attractions in and around Toronto
More tame activities at this haunted theme park include hayrides and sitting by the fire.
All dressed up and plenty of places to go
If you like Halloween, Whitchurch-Stouffville is the place to be as numerous events are taking place between Oct.
Raising a stink over ... The 'Big Pipe'
Ontario's environment ministry has given its blessing to a massive, controversial $550 million sewage line -- known as the "Big Pipe" -- that will open the door to billions of dollars worth of new development in the eastern GTA.
You'll soon start noticing some changes in and around Markham Stouffville Hospital.
Library survived Interet and then some
When the Internet became as accessible as cable TV, decrees from on-high announced all librarians should pack up their books and find new careers because their Dewey Decimal knowledge will no longer be required.
Police host 3K walk at Safety Village
York Regional Police hosts the third annual York Region Wishmaker Walk for Wishes Saturday at the Community Safety Village in Whitchurch-Stouffville. The three-kilometre walk is a fundraiser for the Childrena TMs Wish Foundation of Canada.