Randy Barba

1 week ago | villagereport.ca | Randy Barba

Randy Barba is a federally funded Local Journalism Initiative reporter at Bullet Point News Stouffville Ontario Superior Court dismissed a lawsuit against the town, Mayor Lovatt, and former CAO Rob Adams over a failed $77.9 million land deal. The proceedings stemmed from a conditional agreement of purchase and sale involving Bethesda Sports Fields Park. Justice M. McKelvey deemed the action null after the plaintiff failed to post court-ordered security for costs.

1 week ago | newmarkettoday.ca | Randy Barba

Randy Barba is a federally funded Local Journalism Initiative reporter at Bullet Point News Stouffville Ontario Superior Court dismissed a lawsuit against the town, Mayor Lovatt, and former CAO Rob Adams over a failed $77.9 million land deal. The proceedings stemmed from a conditional agreement of purchase and sale involving Bethesda Sports Fields Park. Justice M. McKelvey deemed the action null after the plaintiff failed to post court-ordered security for costs.

1 week ago | thespec.com | Randy Barba

● Stouffville’s Public Works Open House takes place Saturday, May 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 5061 Bethesda Side Rd.● The event features a “Touch-a-Truck” experience, games, ice cream, hands-on activities, and a colouring contest. ● Visitors will meet the people behind the roads, water, and infrastructure projects that keep the Town functioning.

1 week ago | thespec.com | Randy Barba

● Stouffville is partnering with SUSO Skate Co. to host 12 free roller skating nights at the Memorial Park Multi-Use Trail this summer. ● Youth Roller Skate Nights will take place every Thursday from June 5 to August 21 and feature three timed skating sessions per evening. ● The program is aimed at promoting youth engagement, active living, and reducing screen time in a fun and social environment.

1 week ago | thespec.com | Randy Barba

● The Town plans to activate four new Automated Speed Enforcement cameras by late Q3 2025. ● Councillors are fielding ongoing questions from residents about the program, including inquiries regarding the number of tickets issued and amount of revenue collected. ● Town Staff say disclosure of early figures could be misleading and are withholding data to preserve the “integrity” of the program.