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Residents can now access the 2026 Waste and Recycling Collection Calendar online.

At our January 19 Council meeting, we heard from NACCA about this year’s Black History Month programming in partnership with the Town of Newmarket.

Council is asking the Province to slow down proposed changes to conservation authorities to protect local decision-making and environmental stewardship.

Wondering what to do with your current blue boxes? This update explains the new recycling system for Ward 6 residents and how to reuse or return old bins responsibly.

Newmarket Council is calling on Ontario to build an all-ways interchange at Highway 404 and Mulock Drive to reflect growth, improve connectivity, and reduce pressure on local roads.

Newmarket is updating its planning rules to allow Additional Residential Units, responding to provincial changes while expanding housing options and gathering community feedback before final decisions in early 2026.

Wondering how the 2026 Town budget affects you? Here’s a simple breakdown of what’s changing, what’s staying affordable, and how we’re planning responsibly for Newmarket’s future.

Congratulations to Gloria Malcolm, honoured with Newmarket’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Award for her leadership with NACCA and her dedication to building a more welcoming, connected and inclusive community for all.

Looking for a rewarding summer job? Newmarket is hiring students who want to develop leadership skills, gain hands-on experience and support programs that strengthen our community.

I’m excited to share this month’s Mulock Park construction update and highlight the incredible progress shaping one of Newmarket’s most inspiring future destinations.

Newmarket is preparing for Ontario’s new Provincial Blue Bin program. This update explains when new carts arrive, what changes to expect and how residents can request the smaller 65-gallon option.

Discover what’s ahead for winter in Newmarket, including Frozen Friday on December 5 and upcoming outdoor events like Ice Lounge on Main, First Night New Year’s Eve and the New Year’s Levee. Enjoy seasonal celebrations, skating and community fun all winter long.

Here are the top 5 key takeaways from the November 17 Council meeting, shared through a Ward 6 lens for residents in Armitage Village, Shining Hill and the Summerhill communities.