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Markham's second Chinese Heritage Month brings a grand opening at Flato Markham Theatre, a workshop day in Milliken Mills and a regional celebration in Newmarket.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
The Jan. 15 storm left about 45 centimetres of snow in Markham, double the forecast, and closed schools. A new snowfall warning followed during a long cold snap.
By Markham Voice Staff · 3 min read
Councillors backed an official plan change for Treasure Hill, south of 19th Avenue and west of Highway 48, and called for a meeting with worried neighbours in Dickson Hill.
By Markham Voice Staff · 3 min read
The plan would add 401 purpose-built rental units, ground-floor shops and a new public park. Earlier that day, 46 townhouses were approved and a Steeles Avenue plan was deferred.
By Markham Voice Staff · 3 min read
The Australian stand-up, seen on Netflix and the Just for Laughs galas, plays Flato Markham Theatre on Saturday, Jan. 24.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
The owner of 58 and 64 Old Kennedy Road wants to clear the site. Heritage staff say the houses are not significant, but a Markham Remembered plaque will mark their history.
By Markham Voice Staff · 3 min read
The company that stages The Nutcracker in Markham every year returns to Flato Markham Theatre on Jan. 23 with a new take on Shakespeare's comedy.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
A film night at Flato Markham Theatre, a Lunar New Year LEGO pop-up at CF Markville, Family Literacy Day in Milliken Mills and a drop-in tea for older adults.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
York Regional Police allege the 54-year-old repeatedly attended another person's swimming lessons over several months. Investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
Walk-in counselling at Aaniin, an eight-week program for people living with dementia and an online meal-planning session give residents low-cost help in the depths of January.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
Oak Valley Health, which runs Markham Stouffville Hospital, says it sees seasonal affective disorder most from November to March, and outlines symptoms and treatment.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read
Four York Region public school students are interning at the Markham YMCA through Project SEARCH, a one-year school-to-work program for students with disabilities.
By Markham Voice Staff · 2 min read