How tall is too tall? Hwy 7 high-rise development proposal returns to staff for review
The new proposal for the high-rise development at the now-demolished Sheridan Nurseries on Highway 7 was returned to staff for
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Pet Lovers Charity Walk supports MSHF
On September 29, the 2024 Pet Lovers Charity Walk was held at Toogood Pond Park in Unionville. This event, hosted
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Run unites community in support of MSH
The Mercy 4 Mankind Charity Run, hosted by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Youth Association (AMYA), is dedicated to raising funds for
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Charity concert raises $25,000 for Markham Food Bank
The Popular Music Club in Markham was filled with the sounds of hope and generosity as it hosted the Dragons
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Funding will ensure Seneca has modern facilities, equipment
The Ontario government is helping Seneca Polytechnic have modern facilities, learning tools and equipment through an investment of $5.77 million
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Golf tournaments support non-profit organizations
Regional Councillor Alan Ho recently hosted his 10th Charity Golf Tournament: “Golf Delivers Warmth & Love,” at Angus Glen Golf
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York U Markham doors finally open
Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti seemed relieved and happy to finally see the doors of the new York University Markham campus
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Markham-Milliken Children’s Festival returns
The Markham-Milliken Children’s Festival returns to the Aaniin Community Centre on September 4 with activities and live entertainment for the
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Mercy for Mankind pledges $50,000 to MSH
Mercy for Mankind recently pledged to donate $50,000 to Oak Valley Health’s Markham Stouffville Hospital over the next five years.
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Markham Lions Club serving the community
The Markham Lions Club was busy selling fireworks during the Canada Day long weekend to raise money for projects that
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