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Federal government and EG partner to help residents walk a new path through Yonge St. revitalization

East Gwillimbury will expand its active transportation network thanks to a joint investment of $7.6 million with the federal government and York Region.

The project will build 1.5 kilometres of new multi-use path along Yonge Street in the downtown core. Work will include installing wayfinding signage and beautifying the streetscape with plantings, benches and seating walls. By establishing an accessible link between the Nokiidaa Trail and the Doane Road Pedestrian Bridge, this project will provide...

Community Open House

Join us on Thursday, May 22, from 4 to 7 p.m. for our Community Open House and learn more about what's happening in EG! Come browse the open house project booths, Town vehicle display and the Farmers Market grand opening! You can also take advantage of our Customer Service desk being open until 7 p.m. 

Ask questions, engage in conversation, and learn more about the following topics:

• Health and Active Living Plaza
• E-billing
• EG's Green Fleet
• Automated Speed Enforcement Cameras
• Park and Trail...

Youth Week Programs

Each May from May 1 to 7 EG celebrates National Youth Week. This year, we are offering a variety of youth programs, for FREE! Drop-in for sports, art, fitness, and social programs this May!

    

Volunteer Appreciation Event

Date: Wednesday, April 30, 2025
Time: 6 to 9 p.m.
Location: 1914B Mount Albert Road (East Gwillimbury Sports Complex)

Let's recognize and celebrate every volunteer and each contribution they’re making to strengthen inclusivity and wellbeing in our communities. 

The theme for National Volunteer Week 2025 is Volunteers Make Waves. It highlights the power, impact and importance of individual and collective volunteer efforts across Canada. Like a wave, volunteering is movement building.

Join us for a buffet...

Seasonal road weight limits in effect

Beginning on Monday, March 3, seasonal load restrictions will be in effect.

Commercial vehicles or trailers with a weight above five tonnes or 11,000 pounds per axle will be prohibited on roads where restriction signage is posted and on all truck routes identified as restricted. These restrictions also apply to all non-truck routes.

During the spring thaw period, East Gwillimbury’s road network comprised of mostly surface treated roads cannot withstand heavy vehicle use and loads. Every year, the...