Ontario will move to the third step of its summer reopening plan on July 16, reopening indoor dining, indoor fitness activity, cinemas and nightclubs for the first time in months.  See news report here.

Canada Day 2021: A Time to Reflect.

Read more at the Government of Canada website.

On June 30th at 12:01 a.m., Ontario will move to Step 2 of it’s Reopening plan.

Learn what’s open in Step 2.

Beginning Friday, June 25 at 8 a.m., individuals who live, work or go to school in York Region who received their first dose of an mRNA vaccine on or before May 30 can book a second dose appointment through one of York Region’s vaccine clinics. For those with a second dose appointment booked, you also have the option to re-book an earlier appointment.

Starting the week of June 28, anyone age 18 or older who lives, works or goes to school in York Region will be eligible to book a second dose at least 28 days after the first dose.  See the York Region website for more details.

Infectious diseases specialist Dr. Isaac Bogoch shares his insights on the latest second dose vaccine guidance, Ontario’s reopening timeline, and pending advice for fully vaccinated Canadians here.

Hazel McCallion is widely know for her commitment to redefining aging and celebrating the ageless spirit of people. To mark her 100^th birthday, she will be helping Canadians celebrate their major milestones.

Nominate someone special celebrating a major milestone in 2021 and receive a card that includes a personal message from Hazel! The beautiful cards feature a personal note and custom artwork designed by Revera residents.  See details here.

See the latest COVID-19 vaccine eligibility information here.  Page will be updated regularly.

Markhamward1.ca is a source of useful information for people living in Markham’s Ward 1.

Be sure to check out Developments to see proposed plans for the Thornhill Square Shopping Centre.

York Region Residents who require transportation assistance for vaccine appointments can visit YRT Mobility On-Request or call 1-866-744-1119 to arrange a ride. Interpretation services are available if needed.

Additional transportation services are offered by community partners such as CHATS, Carefirst, Routes and Pinkcars.ca  For a complete list of community transportation options, call 211 or visit 211central.ca

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