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Route of Yonge Street subway extension moved

By Ben Spurr- thestar.com December 8, 2021 The provincial transit agency says it’s adjusting the route of a new subway project after residents in York Region pushed back against plans to tunnel the line beneath their neighbourhood — but some locals say the changes don’t go far enough. Metrolinx CEO Phil Verster announced Wednesday the agency is altering the

December 9th, 2021|

Slow Down Sign Request

Coming Spring 2022: “Slow Down” Lawn Signs I continue to receive complaints of speeding in our neighbourhoods.  Many of the complaints are from residents living on streets where there is no through traffic.  Unbelievably, it is our friends and neighbours and even school bus drivers eager to get to where they are going that are being reckless. One way to help

November 4th, 2021|

Keith speaks at subway rally at Queens Park

October 6, 2021 — Residents of Thornhill organized a rally at Queens Park to send a clear message to Premier Ford and his cabinet that they are opposed to the proposed Yonge North Subway Extension alignment. Keith had the opportunity to speak at the rally and provided a statement from Thornhill Member of Parliament Melissa Lantsman.

October 12th, 2021|

Residents want Yonge North Subway Extension back on Yonge Street

By Aileen Zangouei- yorkregion.com September 20, 2021  The message was loud and clear at the Sept. 17 gathering protesting the North Subway Yonge Subway Extension being tunnelled through the Royal Orchard neighbourhood: "Stay on Yonge." Just a few days before the federal election, residents gathered letting their candidates know what they expect of their future government, and that is

September 21st, 2021|

5-tower development of Shouldice Hospital lands up for scrutiny

By Heidi Riedner- Markham Economist & Sun September 4, 2021 Area residents will have an opportunity to ask questions and find out more details regarding a massive development planned for the Shouldice Hospital lands located at 7750 Bayview Ave. in Thornhill. With the hospital continuing to operate under a leased arrangement for 16 more years, the development proposal outlines a long-term approach

September 9th, 2021|

John St. Cast Iron Watermain Rehabilitation Notice of Construction

Please be advised the City will be undertaking watermain rehabilitation on the following streets in 2021 and 2022: John St- West of CNR Crossing to Leslie/Don Mills 14th Ave- West of Woodbine Ave Lyndhurst Dr- East of Cummings Ct Esna Park Dr- Woodbine Ave to Rodick Rd Construction is scheduled to begin the week of Sept 7th, 2021, with

September 1st, 2021|
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