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Upcoming Council Meetings 

  • September 9 - The final Council Meeting of the 2022 to 2026 Term of Council will be held at 6 p.m.  
Meetings are held in Council Chambers at the Civic Centre located at 19000 Leslie Street. The agenda for this meeting will be available at noon on the Thursday before the meeting at eastgwillimbury.ca/Agendas

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Enhance EG – Holland Landing Yonge Street Revitalization Project Update  
As part of the Yonge Street Revitalization project, the temporary road closure on Yonge Street will be modified beginning August 28, 2026. 

Yonge Street remains closed south of Dutch Settlers Boulevard. Residents can access Yonge Street from all other points, except for this closure.

The closure between Bradford Street/Thompson Drive and Doane Road will remain in place until Friday, October 2, due to safety concerns with the installation of a culvert. This section was originally expected to reopen in late August.

Thank you for your patience as improvements continue in our community. Visit eastgwillimbury.ca/YongeSt to learn more about the project or sign up for project updates.

Continue supporting our local businesses during construction. Visit AdvantageEG.ca/EGLovesLocal for details on where to shop, dine or access services in Holland Landing.  

 

Tell us How We're Doing  
EG is checking in with the community, and we want your feedback. Whether you live, work, own a business, or are part of a community organization in EG, we want to hear about your experiences. Your input will help guide service improvements, business plans and budgets, and other important Town initiatives.

Share your experience today at eastgwillimbury.ca/MyEGExperience and help build a community that works for everyone


 

 

Come meet the Elections Team!
Have questions about the 2026 Municipal and School Board Election? We’re coming to you! The Elections team will be at the Health and Active Living Plaza (HALP) Park Community Celebration on September 1. Stop by their booth to learn more and check if you are on the voters list so you are prepared to vote in October! We’ll see you there! Can’t make it? Learn more at ElectionsEG.ca


 
 

Register Now for Fall Programs
Fall into a routine. Get your schedule organized for back-to-school, register now for fall and winter recreation programs! Register to play your favourite sport, dance, do arts and crafts, explore cooking and baking, and even book a birthday party. View the guide by visiting eastgwillimbury.ca/Guide

Art in the Park
Last chance to vote for your favourite art installation! Carnaby Park is one step closer to receiving its own masterpiece. EG extends its sincere thank you to all artists and teams who submitted Expressions of Interest. Three finalists have been selected, and we want to know which piece you would like to see in the park.

The voting deadline is September 1. Visit eastgwillimbury.ca/ArtsandCulture to cast your vote

Silver Screamers Movie Screening
Lights, camera, action! EG is excited to share an exclusive screening of the documentary Silver Screamers. Open to anyone 16+, get your tickets now for the screening taking place on September 23 at 1 p.m. at SilverCity Newmarket (18195 Yonge Street).

Silver Screamers is a documentary that follows a group of spirited seniors as they embark on an extraordinary adventure far outside their comfort zones: making a horror film.

Don't miss this unique big-screen experience. Come celebrate the stars, the filmmakers, and the magic of moviemaking. Enjoy a 30-minute Q and A session with the film producer and cast after the movie.

Tickets are limited; visit eastgwillimbury.ca/SeniorEvents for details.


Celebrate the Health and Active Living Plaza (HALP) Park
A new park. One big celebration. Countless reasons to join the fun. Bring your friends and family and help us kick off this exciting new community space on September 1 from 3 to 9 p.m. for the HALP Park Community Celebration presented by Melfer Construction! Enjoy a community party with family-friendly activities throughout the park, entertainment, program trials, outdoor screening of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, vendor market, concert, and more.  

Thank you to our sponsors:

  • Melfer Construction
  • Queensville Builder Group
  • PlayPower LT Canada Inc.
  • Hoog’s N.G Installations Inc.
  • Three Seasons Landscape Group Inc.
  • FOCH Family Real Estate
  • York Region Children’s Aid Society

For the full event details, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/HALP

Celebrating the Arts presented by Rice Group
EG’s Taste of Culture and Culture Crawl will be unified into a single, enhanced event: Celebrating the Arts, taking place from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on September 26, in alignment with Ontario Culture Days. This cultural extravaganza will take place in two venues, the Sharon Museum and Gardens and the HALP. View the full event schedule at eastgwillimbury.ca/CelebratingArts.

Welcoming Week
EG and the East Gwillimbury Public Library (EGPL) are celebrating Welcoming Week, a free event open to all residents. The event aims to welcome newcomers through a celebration of diversity and an engaging day of family-friendly activities. Join us on September 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the HALP. Learn more at eastgwillimbury.ca/WelcomingWeek


 

 
 

We’re Hiring! Join Team EG:

Full-time

HALP

Visit eastgwillimbury.ca/Careers to apply.


 

 

A Career in Crime and Investigation
Join the Friends of the EGPL for an in-person author event with Hank Idsinga on September 23 at 7 p.m. at the Civic Centre. Hank will offer a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at his 34-year policing career, from patrolling Toronto’s 14 Division to becoming an award-winning homicide investigator and head of Canada’s busiest homicide unit. Tickets are $15 for members and $20 for non-members; ages 18+.

For more information, visit egpl.ca

 


 

Love Local

Support the places that support EG by shopping local. Our local businesses help make EG vibrant, connected, and welcoming. Supporting local businesses throughout the year strengthens our community. Learn more at advantageeg.ca/egloveslocal

 

Support for Your Business 

Help Shape EG’s Economic Future
EG is updating its Economic Development Strategy for the next five years, and we want to hear from you! Share your priorities for supporting local businesses, attracting investment and growing our economy for a chance to win one of two $250 EG Loves Local prizes. Learn more at AdvantageEG.ca/EcDevStrategy
 
Farm to Fork Returns 
One of our favourite local food events is returning, celebrating the incredible farms, producers, and flavours that make East Gwillimbury special. Returning on October 3, from the farm to your fork, come discover the best of our community’s local agriculture and enjoy a true taste of local. Learn more at centralyorkchamber.com/farm-to-fork
 
Business Plan Bootcamp Applications Open 
Business Plan Bootcamp is a free eight-week entrepreneurship program from YSpace York-Simcoe at York University, designed for aspiring and existing business owners. Participants receive expert-led workshops, eight hours of one-on-one mentorship, bi-weekly support from a program officer, and in-person peer networking. 
 

Learn more and register at www.AdvantageEG.ca/YSpace.

 
 

Curbside Giveaways
Are you looking to declutter, reduce waste, and give unwanted household items a second life? York Region residents can place unwanted items at the curb labelled “FREE” for neighbours and community members to take at no cost. Any items not claimed must be brought back inside by the end of the day. Participants are encouraged to clearly label giveaway items, keep non-giveaway items away from the curb to avoid confusion, and only take items marked free. Visit york.ca/Bindicator for information on how to donate, recycle, or properly dispose of any remaining items.

Upcoming EG dates:

  • August 29
  • September 26
For more information and to print a FREE curb alert poster, visit york.ca/CurbsideGiveaway
 
 
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