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    The start of curbside pick up at Newmarket Public Library. Books and other library material is checked out and set aside in the multipurpose room waiting to be picked up by borrowers. This is part of Phase 1 of the province's reopening process allowing libraries to provide curbside pick up ...

    Waiting in line to get into Costco; Physical distancing by customers during COVID-19 pandemic

    Pickering College on Sunday, April 19th with sign that Playground, Fields and Track are all closed during COVID-19 pandemic

    House on Prospect Street with sign to recognize work of front line workers during COVID-19 pandemic

    During the COVID-19 pandemic library staff work from home cataloguing library books in anticipation of reopening.

    Sign of appreciation on a front lawn on Elgin Street early days of the COVID-19 pandemic

    Due to COVID-19 pandemic and a significant decrease in transit ridership, York Region Transit reduces service on bus routes.

    Local restaurants and diners, Donnelly's Family Restaurant and Sushi Garden on Leslie Street offering take-out while dining rooms are closed during COVID-19 pandemic

    Newmarket Public Library staff member working from home, indexing local newspaper for Digital History Collection. COVID-19 pandemci

    Playground closed to the public, locked up behind a metal fence. COVID-19 pandemic

    Global Pet Foods Dog Park on Bayview Parkway closed to the public early in the COVID-19 pandemic

    During the COVID-19 pandemic physical distancing, neighbours often made an effort to communicate encouraging messages via non-contact means. This message was seen on a sidewalk on Currey Crescent: There is sunshine for everybody!

    During the COVID-19 pandemic isolation, neighbours often find ways to leave encouraging messages in a non-contact manner. This message was on the sidewalk on Currey Crescent and echoed a common sign-off to e-mails: stay safe!

    Sign on every pedestrian bridge in Newmarket; Instructions on how to practice social distancing, physical distancing while out walking or cycling during COVID-19 pandemic

    Newmarket Public Library is closed but books and dvd's continue to be returned during COVID-19 pandemic

    For the first time the Newmarket Food Pantry received direct support from the provincial Government during the COVID-19 pandemic. 2700 ‘hampers’ or boxes of non-perishable food items were received to be delivered directly to the clients of the food pantry. Each family member using the food pantry received a hamper ...

    All over Newmarket windows have been filled with signs of hope and gratitude for our frontline workers. It is wonderful to walk through the town and see the positive messages/ hearts everywhere. This is a window of colourful hearts on Gaston Place in College Manor. COVID-19 pandemic.

    On May 2 Andrea Lewis shaved off her long golden hair live on Facebook after raising $11,486 for local charities with $10,306 going to the Newmarket Food Pantry to help those suffering with food insecurity in our community. Covid-19 pandemic has caused an increase in the need for the local ...

    On Good Friday Juliane Goyette brought together 41 decorated vehicles to do two laps around the Newmarket Health Centre to wish the isolated residents a Happy Easter, to thank the frontline workers and let them all know they are in our thoughts. Cars honked, waved and cheered as they drove ...

    Panic buying at Costco Newmarket. Out of stock for weeks for cleaning products, sanitizers and disposable gloves; COVID-19 pandemic