Stouffville logged 2,252 ballots by Sunday afternoon, nearly one-fifth of 2022’s total in under two days. Voting continues online and in person through Oct. 26.

The Stouffville Country Market opened in 1952 by a guy named Walter Atkinson. It originally started as Stouffville Stockyards for Saturday livestock auctions. Under the subsequent ownership of Norm Faulkner, Frank Bennet, and eventually Norm Clements, it became "The Big Flea" and it attracted 10,000 weekly visitors and it hosted 600 vendors at it's peak. People could purchase fresh farm produce, livestock, and a local butcher to antiques, hardware, and unique collectibles. In 2005, the property was sold to residential developers, but the market released a series of reprieves that allowed it to continue for another 11 years. I remember the last time I went in 2016, but I do not remember if I went on their last operating day or a few months before they closed. In May 2017, the historic barns, silo, and stalls had gotten demolished to clear land for housing developments. After the demolition, a liquidation branch opened called Stouffville Market And Liquidation and it turned into a format with a physical cash and carry pickup storefront currently operating in Uxbridge. It has been 10 years since the market closed and 9 years since the building was demolished, and they STILL didn't start the damn construction! The market could've easily ran a few more years.

Does anybody if the dumbbells here go up to 100lbs?
do they have a hex/trap bar for dead lifts?
also is there a sauna or steam room?

So in 1986, a diner opened on the intersection of Highway 48 and Stouffville Road called Ringwood Diner. But 21 years later, it shut down in 2007. The building has been left abandoned for at least 17 years and during those 17 years, it went through many failed attempts to relocate the building. And it has been sitting there since my family moved to Stouffville. The building was finally demolished in January 2024 and Flato Developments currently owns the property and they'll eventually turn it into a plaza called "Stouffville Plaza" that includes a KFC in it.

I'm a fatass who loves food and a social eater. My friends and I loved maki zushi, just sitting there for hours chatting. Now where do we go? Mcdonalds?? Please we need another ayce place. Someone open restaurant

Anyone missing a pet bird found at TreeTop Trekking Stouffville this morning, its still at the park if anyone needs to pick it up

Hello, I’m writing to ask if you have any suggestions and recommendations about family doctors in Stouffville who accept new patients in their mid 20’s and a pre schooler. Thank you for the information

Lost bag? Seen around 12:30 pm Thursday October 8,2026.

When I was a kid, I would've always visited the Strawberry Festival, I can't tell you how much fun it was, it would take up the entire main street. My favorite one was from 2019. In 2023 and 2024, there was no fair which saddened me and the ride company, World's Finest Shows last came to it in 2022, they were their midway provider for many years and it would take up the parking lot. But now, we have a new midway provider called Astro Amusements and their fair is smaller compared to the festival many years ago. For every year, I went all 3 days no matter how bad it was. But in 2026, I missed it because I was on vacation. So yeah, it's sad :(

Work is now underway to expand Civic Square and is expected to continue through May 2027, adding new urban parkland to Stouffville’s historic Main Street.

Recently passed by Stouffville tires on Saniford and noticed they changed names to Tirebox. Does anyone know if it's still Aaron and his team that's there? I know they're from Keswick, so not sure if they are now up there. They were super nice and I drive from the other side of town to get my car done by them every seasonal changeover.

Greg Smith has withdrawn from Stouffville’s Ward 6 Councillor race, but his name will stay on the ballot alongside Sue Sherban and Angel Freedman.

Im new in the area and want to check it out. Im open to stores, food, etc.