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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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Health and Active Living Plaza (HALP) Park is Now Open
Go for a slide, a splash, play some ping pong, volleyball, soccer, pickleball and more. We are still waiting on final touches to the reading garden, skate park, pump track and multi-use court, which should open later this summer. Please respect the fencing and follow all posted signage in the area.

Looking to utilize the sports courts or table activities, like ping pong or foosball and don't have equipment? Stop by the East Gwillimbury Public Library (EGPL) with your active library card to borrow the items for the day. 

Save the date! Join us to officially celebrate the opening of the park with a Community Park Celebration on Tuesday, September 1, from 3 to 9 p.m. (160 Jim Mortson Drive). Enjoy a community party with family-friendly activities throughout the park, entertainment, program trials, outdoor movie, vendor market, concert, and more. Vendor applications are open.

For more information on the park, event schedule and vendor application, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/HALP.

 

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. 
EG Sports Complex Facility Improvements 
Beginning July 13, weather permitting, exterior improvements will take place at the EG Sports Complex (1914B Mount Albert Road). 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.
 
Now Open in Holland Landing Tennis Courts and Valleybrook Trail
Ready to “ace’ your summer? We’re excited to share that the Holland Landing Tennis Courts (19513 Yonge Street) are now open! It doesn’t stop there, also opening today is the Valleybrook Trail system. The trail system now has a connection from Upbound Court to the existing streets, including Hillcrest Drive, Colony Trail Boulevard, and Royal Cedar Court in Holland Landing.
For more information on EG parks and trails, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/parks.
Safer Streets Start with Smart Investments 
EG is improving road safety through the Safer Streets Program. Completed and proposed initiatives include new pedestrian crossings, stop signs, community safety zones, crossing guards, speed reduction measures, increased crosswalk visibility in community safety zones, and enhanced traffic monitoring.

Learn how we’re keeping residents, pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists safe as our community grows at eastgwillimbury.ca/SaferStreets.

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Notice of Construction: Yonge Street
York Region will be completing paving work on Yonge Street between Davis Drive and Green Lane as part of the Yonge Street widening and improvement project.

Overnight paving is scheduled from July 14 at 7 p.m. to July 15 at 7 a.m. with one northbound and one southbound lane available. Daytime paving will continue on July 15, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m., with one northbound lane and two southbound lanes open to traffic. Traffic management will be in place beginning south of Davis Drive near Millard Avenue to guide vehicles through the construction area.

Access to homes, businesses and local properties will be maintained throughout the work. As with all road construction projects, schedules may change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. The Yonge Street widening project is expected to be completed in late 2027.

Visit york.ca/RoadConstruction to view current Regional road construction projects.


 

Are you ready for the 2026 Municipal and School Board Election?
New to town? Haven’t voted in a while? First-time voter? 
Now’s the time to check your information on the Voters’ List! It helps ensure everything is accurate before voting in the 2026 Municipal and School Board Election begins. Take a few minutes to check today at registertovoteon.ca or learn more about the election at ElectionsEG.ca


 

Older Adult Open House – Call for Vendors

EG is seeking vendors for the upcoming Older Adult Health and Wellness Fair, taking place on October 1, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the HALP.

This event connects older adults with valuable programs, services, activities and supports available within the community. Local businesses, non-profit organizations, community groups and service providers are invited to showcase their offerings, engage with attendees and help promote healthy, active aging in EG.

Apply to be a vendor by July 31 at eastgwillimbury.ca/OlderAdultsEvents.

 

Summer Solstice Exhibit
Bask in the midsummer magic. Drop by the Civic Centre (19000 Leslie St.) until September 21 to explore EG’s Summer Solstice Exhibit, featuring pieces from 12 local artists. Artwork is available for purchase at Customer Service in the Civic Centre from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Monday to Friday. Take home a unique piece and live in the summer season forever. 
For more information, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/ArtsAndCulture.

 

National Drowning Prevention Week
National Drowning Prevention Week (NDPW) runs from July 19 to 25. Designated by the Lifesaving Society, this year’s campaign theme is "Prepare to be Water Smart". The week focuses on planning ahead, building skills, and making safe choices around open water, pools, and recreational boating.

Want to learn more about NDPW and staying safe in the water, stop by and learn from our aquatics team at Music and Market Night on July 14.

For more information, visit lifesavingsociety.com.

 

Join Team EG this Fall

Looking to add to your resume? Learn valuable skills while in a job that doesn’t feel like work at all. EG’s recreation department is hiring for the fall program season. EG is always searching for driven individuals to join our Recreation team and contribute to our growing community.

To learn more and apply, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/RecreationRecruitment.


 

 
Music and Market Nights
The crowd was jamming at the first Music and Market Night of the season! If you missed opening night, don’t worry, you can join us every Tuesday in July and August at the Civic Centre from 4 to 9 p.m. for great performances, good vibes, and an awesome vendor market. We have an exciting line up planned for you with familiar favourites and brand-new faces!

The July 14 Music and Market theme is Nashville Night, featuring: A huge thank you to our presenting sponsor TD Canada and our series sponsors:
  • East Gwillimbury Dental
  • Expedia Cruises
  • Galaxy Fibre

For more information on the event, including bands, performers and vendors, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/MusicMarket. Can’t wait to see you there!


 

 
We’re Hiring! Join Team EG:

Part-time HALP Seasonal:

Visit eastgwillimbury.ca/Careers to apply.


 

 

Explore Local History for Free with a Sharon Temple Family Pass!
Visit the Sharon Temple Museum and Gardens and explore one of Ontario’s most unique heritage landmarks. Enjoy a stroll through beautiful grounds and learn about the area’s rich history through exhibits and events for all ages. Free family passes are available to borrow from the library!

For more information and upcoming programs, 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 

Free Business Consultations
Meet one-on-one with the YSpace team and EG’s Economic Development team to brainstorm ideas, tackle business challenges, and build a roadmap of support and next steps. Drop-in from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on July 16 at the Judah Doane House (19040 Leslie Street).
 
Canva Co-Working
Stuck on a design or looking for feedback? Whether you're creating social media posts, flyers, or marketing materials, this Canva co-working session is a space to ask questions, get peer support, and make progress on your projects. Join us on July 23 from 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the EGPL Queensville branch (160 Jim Mortson Drive).

Learn more at www.AdvantageEG.ca/YSpace

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