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June 23 - CWC at 10 a.m.* and Council at 6 p.m.
July 21 - CWC at 10 a.m.
July 23 - CWC at 2 p.m. and Council at 6 p.m.
*Meeting time has been updated to accommodate additional Agenda items.
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. The agenda for these meetings will be available at noon on the Thursday before the meeting at eastgwillimbury.ca/Agendas.
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Know Before You Park
EG’s parking rules help keep roads safe and accessible for everyone. Parking on Town roads is limited to three hours, with an exemption period from 7 to 11 p.m. Overnight parking is not permitted between 2 and 6 a.m. unless an on-street overnight parking permit has been approved or purchased.
Whether you're visiting friends, hosting guests, or parking near your home, understanding the rules can help you avoid a ticket and support safer neighbourhood streets. Learn more or apply for an on-street overnight parking permit at eastgwillimbury.ca/Parking.
Did you know? Active transportation is any human-powered way of getting around using muscle power, including walking, running, cycling, skateboarding, using wheelchairs, mobility-supportive devices, and more.
EG is updating the Active Transportation and Trails Plan (ATTP), which guides the next 10 years of trail development. The updated ATTP includes over 750 km of trails, with 459 km of new connections designed to improve safety, accessibility, and connectivity across EG.
Learn more and provide feedback at eastgwillimbury.ca/ATTP.
Notice of Construction: Mount Albert Rd.
York Region will be resurfacing Mount Albert Rd. from 2nd Conc. to Leslie St. and replacing culverts beneath driveways to improve drainage this June and July. The road will remain open to traffic with temporary lane closures Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.. Testing confirmed traces of asbestos in the existing asphalt, which was commonly used in road materials during the 1970s and 1980s. Although the risk of exposure is low, the Region’s contractor will follow precautionary safety measures during removal. Residents will be notified in advance before culvert replacement work begins.
Visit york.ca/RoadConstruction to view current road construction projects
Notice of Construction: Bradford St.
York Region is working to rehabilitate a bridge on Bradford St., east of Holland Landing Rd. to ensure it remains in a good state of repair and to prolong its lifespan. Work begins this month and will take place Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.,with completion scheduled in December. One lane will be closed and temporary traffic signals will maintain two-way traffic on a single lane across the bridge.
For more information and project updates, visit york.ca/RoadConstruction
EG has updated its Site Alteration By-law to align with provincial regulations and best practices, making it clear, easier to use, and easier to enforce. Updates include clear definitions, new permit tiers, a free minor permit for simple landscaping and grading, removal of outdated low-volume exemptions and new rules for safely managing liquid fill.
For details, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/SiteAlteration.
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 2026 Municipal and School Board Election at electionseg.ca.
Registration Now Open for Summer Programs
It’s registration time! Registration for summer programs is now open for residents.Non-residents can register on June 18. Try everything from water colour painting, hip hop dancing, swimming, volleyball, karate, multi-sport, cooking and so much more.
Don’t miss out on what your heart desires, register now by visiting eastgwillimbury.ca/Guide.
Go Canada Go! Soccer watch parties at the HALP
Ready to cheer, chant, and celebrate Team Canada? Soccer fans - join family, friends and your community at the Health and Active Living Plaza (HALP), located at 160 Jim Mortson Drive, for two exciting soccer watch parties this month in partnership with EG Soccer Club.
Enjoy the matches on the big screen and bring the red and white spirit to the HALP gymnasium on:
- June 12 from 3 to 6 p.m. - Team Canada Kickoff Game
- June 18 from 6 to 9 p.m. - Canada vs. Qatar - June 18, from 6 to 9 p.m.
For more information, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/GoCanada.
Call for Activations: Celebrating the Arts
Casting call! EG invites artists, performers, makers, and cultural organizations to participate in Celebrating the Arts presented by Rice Group with an activation.
What we’re looking for: the activations will showcase a broad and dynamic mix of artistic and cultural experiences, including visual arts, culinary arts, dance, theatre, music, history and heritage, photography, crafts, and storytelling, offering engaging opportunities for all ages and interests.
If you think you fit the bill, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/CelebratingArts
Save the date to celebrate! The countdown is on to Canada Day in EG with a soccer twist. Join us on July 1 from 6 to 10 p.m. at the Mount Albert Lions Community Centre (5057 Mount Albert Rd.) for live music, activities provided by East Gwillimbury Soccer Club, food, vendor market and fireworks. All attendees are encouraged to wear a jersey representing their favourite team or home country!
Event parking is limited. York Region Transit shuttles will be available at:
• HALP
• Ross Family Complex (19300 Centre St.)
• Mount Albert Community Centre (53 Main St.)
To request an accessibility accommodation, shuttle schedules and full event details, visit eastgwillimbury.ca/CanadaDay
June is Pride and National Indigenous History Month
June is a time to celebrate, reflect, and come together. Join us throughout the month for Pride and National Indigenous History Month (NIHM) events:
- York Region Pride Parade and Trans Pride March - June 13, EG will be participating in the parade and invites everyone to watch and join the celebrations. Learn more at yorkpride.ca.
- Pride and NIHM Community Celebration - June 20 from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the HALP
In partnership with the East Gwillimbury Public Library (EGPL), the Town will host a full day of activities celebrating the cultures, arts and stories of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities and Indigenous Peoples, and their intersections. The event will include: - Free registered activities
- A vendors’ market featuring local 2SLGBTQIA+ and Indigenous-owned businesses
- A button-making station
- An Indigenous Naming Ceremony for the EGPL Queensville Branch rooms with members of the Georgina Island First Nation
Find details at eastgwillimbury.ca/PrideNIHM.
We’re Hiring! Join Team EG:
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Seasonal:
Visit eastgwillimbury.ca/Careers to apply.
Ready to uncover hidden treasures? We’ve added a metal detector to our Library of Things collection! Whether you're hunting for lost coins or simply looking for a new outdoor pastime, this fun and easy-to-use tool is a great way to explore the world beneath your feet. Borrow it today and see what treasures you might discover!
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.
YSpace and Southlake Futures Coffee Chats
Looking for business or financial support? Book a consultation with the team to help map out your next steps. Appointments are available on June 10 from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the EGPL Queensville Branch (160 Jim Mortson Dr.).
TechConnex Peer-to-Peer
Join us for an energizing morning of connection, conversation and collaboration with fellow business owners, June 25 from 9 to 10:30 a.m. at the Civic Centre.
Register and learn more at www.AdvantageEG.ca/YSpace
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Two public meetings will be held on June 23 at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers at the Civic Centre.
Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA.26.04) and Site Plan (SPA.26.04) for applications by Humphries Planning Group Inc. for Manor Hampton Street and Sharon Creek Drive Applications propose to change the zoning of the property to “Residential Four (R4)” with site-specific standards. The rezoning will support the applicant’s Site Plan Control application, which proposes 35 townhouses contained in three development blocks. Learn more on the application webpage.
Zoning By-law Amendment (ZBA.26.03) and Site Plan (SPA.26.01) for applications by Sharon Sharonvit Estates Inc for the properties located at 1-9 Kiteley Crescent
The application has been submitted to rezone the subject lands from the “Residential (R2-3)” Zone to a site-specific “Residential (R4)” Zone to permit the development of 16 three-storey townhouse units on a private lane. The subject lands form part of Phase 2 of an existing registered plan of subdivision (65M-4576). The proposed development includes two blocks of townhouses flanking a central north-south private lane with a single access from Kiteley Crescent. A concurrent Site Plan Control application has been submitted in support of the proposed development. Learn more on the application webpage
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