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Markham Dog Association celebrates park opening

By Jennifer McLaughlin- http://markhamreview.com September 5, 2022 Dog lovers celebrated connection and inclusivity at the Cornell Woodlot Park opening on Aug. 28. The park includes a brand new, fully accessible playground, a shade structure, walking paths, and an off-leash dog area. For the Markham Dog Association, the new off-leash park is a step in the right direction. “The reality

September 12th, 2022|

Thornhill residents hold Metrolinx accountable

By Heidi Riedner- http://yorkregion.com July 10, 2022 More than 50 residents took the opportunity to express their concerns to Metrolinx officials and politicians about the Yonge North Subway Extension (YNSE) during a second community walk tracing the subway route through Thornhill on Saturday, July 9. While they still have hopes the subway will not travel under their homes, parkland

July 12th, 2022|

Hazelview proposal for Thornhill Square sparks renewed calls for moratorium on development

By Heidi Riedner- http://yorkregion.com April 10, 2022 The latest high-rise project proposed for Thornhill has some local residents renewing calls for a moratorium on any further developments until an updated secondary plan for the area is in place. Hazelview Development Inc. has proposed a redevelopment of the Thornhill Square Shopping Centre site at Bayview Avenue and John Street that

April 11th, 2022|

Markham joins growing movement to turf Ontario Land Tribunal

By Heidi Riedner- http://yorkregion.com March 7, 2022 Markham has joined the growing movement among municipalities to turf the Ontario Land Tribunal. Markham Coun. Karen Rea — who tabled the motion in support of Aurora’s proposal to abolish the provincial adjudicator that addresses appeals to land-use planning decisions last month — said the time has come to turf the outdated,

March 31st, 2022|

Region’s backing of YNSE sells out residents critics charge

By Heidi Riedner- http://yorkregion.com February 12, 2022 The region’s endorsement of the Yonge North Subway Extension derails democracy and ignores concerns about long-lasting damage to the Royal Orchard community, say Thornhill residents waging a campaign against the route that tunnels under their neighbourhood. After more than six hours of discussion and deputations on Feb. 3, York Region Council voted

February 14th, 2022|

Subway gets nod from York Region

By Kim Zarzour- http://yorkregion.com February 4, 2022 The Region of York has thrown its support behind the planned Yonge north subway extension route, including a controversial alignment that tunnels beneath homes in Thornhill. Members of council spent several hours Feb. 3 listening to 18 delegations from the community and received 119 correspondences from residents opposed to the plan, but

February 7th, 2022|
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