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September 29, 2022, Town Page

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Council highlights from the September 20 meeting.

Holding Hope
Public Art for Children of Peace Park East Gwillimbury Council approved the installation of Holding Hope in Children of Peace Park following an extensive community engagement process...

Unveiling of Land Acknowledgement and Art in for the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Together with artist Lauri Hoeg, member of the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation, today, the Town of East Gwillimbury kicked off its events in recognition of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with the unveiling of a Land Acknowledgement Plaque and artwork at the East Gwillimbury Civic Centre.

The Land Acknowledgement honours the land of the First Peoples of the Williams Treaty First Nations and other Indigenous Communities. As part of the Town’s Diversity, Equity and Inclusion...

Health and Active Living Plaza Official Groundbreaking

Join us on October 4, 2022, at 12 p.m. as we officially break ground for the Health and Active Living Plaza. This facility will host EG's first aquatics centre, a new public library, an indoor boardwalk, and more! We're meeting at the north end of Jim Mortson Dr. off Leslie St.

Learn more about the Health and Active Living Plaza

September 22, 2022, Town Page

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Holding Hope selected to be installed in Children of Peace Park

East Gwillimbury Council approved the installation of Holding Hope in Children of Peace Park following an extensive community engagement process.

The process began earlier this year with a community call out for design proposals. The Arts and Culture Advisory Committee received and assessed 13 submissions and selected two concepts to move to the next phase. In July, the Town and the Arts and Culture Advisory Committee launched “Which Art in the Park”, a poll to assist with the selection of EG’s first...