More direct care for LTC residents
As part of its plan to fix long-term care, the Ontario government will provide up to $673 million this year
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Warmer weather means unsafe ice conditions
As the spring weather approaches and daily temperatures begin to rise, members of the York Regional Police Marine Unit are
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Personalized online portal helps residents connect with town services
The Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville has launched myStouffville.ca, a brand-new web-based experience for residents to find and engage with the exact
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Theatre unveils its 2022 spring season lineup
To mark its 37th season, Flato Markham Theatre is resuming its post-pandemic programs and unveiling a unique spring lineup as
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Library boredom-buster board games
Spring is here and two new collections are sprouting up in the library: tabletop games and jigsaw puzzles. This new
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Fight Hunger Spark Change
The sixth Annual Walmart Canada Fight Hunger Spark Change (FHSC) campaign runs until March 17th. Both Walmart Canada (WC) and
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Hop on by the museum for Easter fun
The highly-anticipated, family-friendly Easter event returns to the museum on Saturday, April 16. Start off the weekend by bringing the
Read MoreProvince give hospitals green light to resume non-urgent surgeries
With the steady decline in COVID-19 related hospitalizations and ICU admissions in addition to stabilizing health human resources, the Ontario
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Game on for high-impact school sports
Ontario students can once again benefit from extra-curricular activities, including high-contact sports in schools, effective immediately, now that the province
Read MoreMarch Break at WSPL
March Break is fast approaching and the Whitchurch-Stouffville Public Library has a great set of programs to offer, both in-person
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