About vivaNext
There’s a lot of activity happening on Yonge Street in Richmond Hill, including construction of the rapidway with complete streets that include wider sidewalks, more accessibility features, attractive tree planters and bike lanes.
York Region has a radio station that they can call their own.
Unlike the many Toronto radio services that can be heard in the area, 105.9 The Region provides residents with news from Richmond Hill, weather for the 905 area code and traffic updates on roads that connect York Region.
They play the best of the current music charts and introduce you to the people who are making a difference in our community.
We’ve got a story to tell.
Visit the Heritage Centre to be inspired by the past and connect to the community. Just steps from downtown you can step back in time. Housed in a restored 1840’s Regency-style cottage the Heritage Centre brings to life stories of the past to connect people, time and place.
Visit showcase exhibits during free Gallery Hours:
The Richmond Hill Group of Artists opened The Mill Pond Gallery in June 1994 and operates with the generous support from the Town of Richmond Hill.
The Gallery provides local artists the opportunity to exhibit their work. The RHGA is for everyone who enjoys the creation and appreciation of art. They establish friendships and share information with others who are interested in the arts.
Cosmo Music has been in business for over 50 years, supporting the passion of making music.
No other place in Canada provides such a large variety of services all under one roof; purchase, rent, repair, teaching, events, and production.
A single purpose-built destination store, it is the largest musical instrument store in North America with a team of over 200 employees including 23 repair technicians and 80+ highly qualified teachers.
The Main Auditorium boasts a 631 seat capacity, the largest of any theatre in York Region. The design has meant that all seats are good seats with none being more than 70 feet from the stage.
Michael Parsa was elected to the Ontario Legislature on June 7, 2018, in his home riding of Aurora – Oak Ridges – Richmond Hill. Michael is deeply committed to serving the public and has a long-standing reputation of actively engaging with various communities and organizations within the region, and beyond. He has previously worked and volunteered with the town in a variety of ways including, helping support initiatives for at-risk youth, personal mentorship and empowerment.
Karen Cilevitz has lived in Richmond Hill since 2009, and is a proud Ward 5 resident elected to the Ward 5 Councillor seat in 2014, and re-elected for a second term in 2018. She has 3 adult children who live in Ontario. A lifelong volunteer and community activist, Karen served as Chair of the DDO Defenders for 6 years, leading this grassroots community advocacy group in protecting and conserving Richmond Hill’s iconic David Dunlap Observatory Campus and surrounding lands as a public legacy.
Why Choose Living Assistance Services?
We are celebrating at Living Assistance Services more than 20 years of outstanding home care for seniors and their families and, with this, comes the expertise, experience and wisdom gained during these years to provide safe, compassionate and professional care for your aging loved one—at an affordable cost!
But, we purposely remain a smaller agency so that our seniors and their families enjoy warm, caring relationships with our office staff, service coordinators and caregivers.
