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July 10, 2026 - Town Page

Posted on Friday, July 10, 2026 04:21 PM

July 21 – CWC at 10 a.m.
July 23 – CWC at 2 p.m. and Council at 6 p.m. 
September 9 – Final Council Meeting of the 2022 to 2026 Term of Council at 6 p.m.* 
*The Municipal Election will be held October 26.

Meetings are held in Council Chambers at the Civic Centre, located at 19000 Leslie Street, or you can live stream meetings at youtube.com/TownEastGwillimbury.

Meeting agendas will be available at noon on the Thursday before the meeting at eastgwillimbury.ca/Agendas. 

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A site map titled “East Gwillimbury Sports Complex Exterior Upgrades” overlaid on an aerial image of the sports complex. The building is shown in white with labels for the North Canada Hall Entrance and East Entrance. Red hatched areas marked “CLOSED” indicate construction zones along the south side of the building and in the east parking area. Green “OPEN” markers with directional arrows show accessible entrances at the west side of the building and at the East Entrance. A note reading *“Camp Access” points to the East Entrance from Mount Albert Road. Two red X symbols mark closed access points. Mount Albert Road is labeled along the bottom of the map, and a north arrow appears in the lower-left corner.

EG Sports Complex Facility Improvements

Posted on Friday, July 10, 2026 03:51 PM

Beginning July 13, weather permitting, exterior improvements will take place at the EGSC. During this time, temporary parking lot closures, entrance changes, and an EV charging station closure (for approximately two weeks) will be in effect. To enter the facility, please use the east entrance or the north Canada Hall entrance. Summer camps and programs will continue as scheduled. Thank you for your patience as we improve this space.

A high-resolution aerial drone view of a large modern community recreation complex surrounded by suburban development. The building has a white roof with several skylights and dark exterior walls. In front of the facility is a large parking lot with numerous parked cars and landscaped islands. To the left are two blue tennis or pickleball courts and a rectangular sand court. To the right of the building is an outdoor plaza and playground area with winding concrete paths, circular planting beds, and a small pavilion. Sports fields with tall light poles are visible on both sides of the complex. Roads and sidewalks curve around the site, with rows of newly built houses along the perimeter. Behind the building, active construction areas, earth-moving equipment, and undeveloped grassy land indicate ongoing site development. The image is taken on a clear day with bright sunlight and minimal shadows.

The wait is over: The Health and Active Living Plaza Park opens tomorrow

Posted on Thursday, July 09, 2026 10:03 AM

The fences are coming down! Beginning Friday, July 10, at 9 a.m., residents can enjoy the Health and Active Living Plaza (HALP) Park (160 Jim Mortson Drive), East Gwillimbury (EG)'s largest park and newest community gathering space for residents to play, connect and explore outdoors.

Surrounding the HALP facility, the vibrant eight-acre park has been designed to bring people together through active play, outdoor recreation, learning and community connection. With construction substantially...

Wooden boardwalk with railings winding through a green wooded wetland area on a sunny day. A pink banner overlays the bottom left of the image with the text “#MyEGExperience” and “Tell us how we’re doing at eastgwillimbury.ca/MyEGExperience.” A green circle on the bottom right contains white icons of a megaphone, thumbs-up, and heart.

East Gwillimbury asks residents to share their EG experience

Posted on Tuesday, July 07, 2026 11:21 AM

East Gwillimbury (EG) is inviting residents, businesses, community organizations, and partners to take part in #MyEGExperience, a community-wide engagement campaign to better understand how people experience municipal programs, services, and life in EG. This feedback will help guide service improvements, future business plans and budgets, and other important Town initiatives.

As one of Ontario’s fastest-growing communities, EG is continuing to evolve. Through #MyEGExperience, the Town is...

Four-way stop intersection in a residential neighbourhood with a red stop sign and all-way plaque in the foreground. Sidewalks, crosswalk markings, detached homes, parked vehicles, blue recycling bins, and green trees line the streets under a clear blue sky.

East Gwillimbury Advances Safer Streets Program Throughout 2026 into 2027

Posted on Monday, July 06, 2026 11:31 AM

The Town of East Gwillimbury (EG) continues to invest in safer neighbourhoods and streets through the Safer Streets Program, an initiative focused on improving road safety for pedestrians, cyclists, motorists, and all road users.
The program combines engineering improvements, soft traffic calming measures, education, and enforcement initiatives to create safer and more walkable communities across EG. The Safer Streets Program is guided by traffic studies, resident feedback, best practices, and...