Whitchurch-Stouffville

Whitchurch/Stouffville was named the second fastest growing municipality in York Region as it jumped from 21.8% between 2011 and 2016.

It is projected that the town will reach a total population of 55,800 by 2021, and 60,600 in 2031, with 97% of the growth within the urban areas of the Community.

The growth of this community is provincially governed by the Oak Ridges Moraine Conservation Act, the Greenbelt Protection Act and the Places to Grow Act.

The reason behind the governed statues is to ensure that future growth does not affect the environmentally sensitive land and restricts it to specific areas.

Whitchurch-Stouffville is a community with a big heart and a lot to offer. The town launched a webpage for the purpose of connecting people in the community who are in need of help with those who are looking to help out.

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Things To Do

You won’t get bored living here.

Applewood Farm Winery
Bruce’s Mill Conservation Area,the northern gateway to Rouge Park with trails, and Community Safety Village.
Burd’s Family Fishing
Downtown Stouffville Farmers’ Market (Thursdays, May–October)
Latcham Art Gallery
Lionel’s Farm (Petting zoo, pony farm, horse centre and wagon collection)
Magic Hill Farms
York-Durham Heritage Railway
Ringwood Fish Culture Station
Timber Creek Mini Golf & Family Fun Centre
Whitchurch–Stouffville Museum
Willow Springs Winery
Churchill Chimes Equestrian Centre

The Stouffville Strawberry Festival is a traditional community fair on the Canada Day weekend, which celebrates Stouffville’s agricultural heritage

Restaurants

Kings Landing Bar & Grill – Bar, Pub
Fishbone Bistro – Seafood, Canadian
Red Bulb Espresso Bar – Cafe
Stouffville Fish & Chips – Seafood, Canadian
Maki Zushi – Sushi, Japanese
Stakeout Dining Lounge – Steakhouse, American
Plates & Bowls – Indian, American

Trails

Newmarket has many beautiful trail systems mainly along the Tom Taylor, which extends from the border of Aurora St.John’s side-road all the way through downtown core along the way north up into Holland Landing in the Town of East Gwillimbury.

Newmarket has a beautiful Main Street Heritage Conservation District, which is over a 100 years of history. There are many historical buildings being preserved and Newmarket’s historic Main Street was awarded winner of the 2016 People’s Choice “Best Street Award” as part of the Institute’s Great places in Canada contest.

Shopping

Discover Downtown Stouffville! A stroll down Main Street offers many experiences and showcases the small town charm and welcoming ambience that Stouffville is known for. The Mayor of Stouffville, had considered Main Street, Stouffville the “jewel of the municipality.” There are many shops, restaurants and community events for residents and visitors to enjoy.

Smartcentres Stouffville is a plaza located at the intersection of HWY 48 & Hoover Park Dr. With stores consisting of: Walmart, Mark’s, Winners, Staples, and Sportchek; to name a few.

Education

Whitchurch/Stouffville has a variety of Public and Catholic schools from elementary to highschool. All schools are overseen by the York Region District School Board and the York Catholic District School Board.

1 Public High School

Stouffville District Secondary School

8 public elementary institutions:

Ballantrae Public School
Glad Park Public School
Summitview Public School
Whitchurch Highlands Public School
Harry Bowes Public School
Oscar Peterson Public School
Wendat Village Public School
Barbara Reid Public School

3 Catholic elementary institutions

Saint Mark’s Catholic Elementary
Saint Brigid Catholic Elementary
Saint Brendan Catholic Elementary

Stouffville also has four private schools:

The Progressive Montessori Academy
Stouffville Christian School
Mindtech Montessori School
Willowgrove Primary School

Transportation

Primarily roadways include Highway 48, Highway 407, and Highway 404, which are in turn complemented by a network of regional roads that form a grid pattern across the town.

The town is located along the Highway 404 corridor, which offers easy access to GTA markets and to new business opportunities in one of Canada’s fastest growing economies – York Region.

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Employment

Public Sector Employers

Private Sector Employers

Teva Canada, pharmaceutical manufacturing: 310 employees
Parkview Services for Seniors, 250 employees
Strategic Information Technology, computer and communications equipment and supplies: 160 employees
K-Line Group, electrical power generation: 120 employees
Ontario SPCA, 120 employees
Hanson, concrete pipe manufacturing: 105 employees
King Cole Ducks Processing: 100 employees
Stock Transportation Ltd., school and employee bus transportation
Tam-Kal, sheet-metal manufacturing for HVAC industry
Wal-Mart Supercentre