
Councillor Cui is Member of:
2026 Main Objectives:
2026 Community Activities:
In May, there are many important date acknowledged by the Ontario government (https://www.ontario.ca/laws):
From community level:
From city level:
Thank you!
Simon Cui
Richmond Hill Ward 4 Councillor
Cellphone: 437-326-0206
Website: https://simoncui.ca
Email: simon.cui@richmondhill.ca
Chapter 1 Incoming Events in June 2026
June 5 Friday : June is Senior's Month 55+ BBQ
Richmond Hill invites you to Mill Pond for our annual free barbecue for adults aged 55+. Enjoy an afternoon of fun and entertainment. In the case of inclement wether, the barbecue will be held at the McConaghy Centre (10 100 Yonge St.) Registration is not required.
Date: Friday, June 5, 2026 11:30 am - 1:30 pm
Address: Mill Pond Park (321 Mill St, Richmond Hill, ON)
June 5 Friday: Every Bite Counts: Climate Action Through Local Food
Curious how what’s on your plate can make a difference? Join us for an engaging evening all about food, community and climate action. This free City-led event, in collaboration with community partners including Plant Based Treaty, brings together a panel of local voices to explore how everyday food choices can support a more sustainable future. Enjoy a series of short, thought-provoking video clips followed by a relaxed, roundtable-style discussion with our panelists. It’s a chance to learn, ask questions and share ideas in a welcoming space.
Date: Friday, June 5, 2026 6:30 – 7:30 p.m
Address: Bayview Hill Community Centre – Mul Raj Sethi Room
June 6 Saturday: YRP, City of Richmond Hill Roadwatch Committee Bicycle Rodeo and Safety Event
Join the York Regional Police Service, Roadwatch and other Community Partners to learn about Bicycle Safety. Visit the different stations to learn about:
Date: Saturday, June 6, 2026 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Address: Richmond Green Sports Centre Parking Lot
June 6 Saturday: Summertime Paint-Along & Tea with Giovanna of Young at Heart Painting
Enjoy a relaxed introduction to painting in this guided acrylic paint-along with Giovanna of Young at Heart Painting. Participants will create a vibrant dragonfly artwork while learning basic painting techniques in a supportive, no-pressure environment. The experience concludes with a light Afternoon Tea. https://anc.ca.apm.activecommunities.com/richmondhill/activity/search/detail/138908?onlineSiteId=0&from_original_cui=true&_ga=2.150503988.324054036.1779406746-341443219.1738424615
Date: Saturday, June 6, 2026 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Address: Rouge Woods CC, Aspen Room B
June 6 Saturday: Steeped in History Exhibit
Tea has been enjoyed for over 5,000 years. It began in China and spread across the world through trade, travel, and colonization. Along the way, tea became part of many cultures and traditions. Steeped in History brings together artifacts and reproductions from the Richmond Hill Artifact Collections and community reflections.
On display at the Richmond Hill Heritage Centre until February 2027.
Date: Saturday, June 6, 2026 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
Address: Richmond Hill Heritage Centre, 19 Church St North, L4C 3E6
June 13 Saturday: Sketching Spaces: Architectural Drawing with Hareem Ahmed
Join fine art and architectural illustrator Hareem Ahmed in turning a photo of a place you hold dear, into a lasting keepsake using the art of architectural drawing. Perfect for beginners, this workshop focuses on foundational skills while encouraging a personal, expressive touch to bring your chosen space to life on paper. https://anc.ca.apm.activecommunities.com/richmondhill/activity/search/detail/143131?onlineSiteId=0&from_original_cui=true
Date:Saturday, June 13, 2026 10:00 am - 3:00 pm
Address: Richmond Hill Cultural Centre, Boardroom
June 14 Sunday: Stewardship Event - Timber Mill Park
Help LEAF mark our 30th anniversary and improve Richmond Hill’s urban forest! Take part in the stewardship of our naturalization site in Timber Mill Park by removing invasive species and mulching native trees and shrubs.
Children under 16 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.
Please wear:
Please bring multiple filled water bottles (there will be no water refill station on site. https://forms.zohopublic.com/LEAF/form/CommunityStewardshipinTimberMillParkRichmondHill/formperma/lQw9SJq18OXa8ctxJqWAEkSSjzFou-RcLsko70zt0Dc
Date: Sunday, June 14, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Address: Timber Mill Park
June 17 Wednesday : June is Senior's Month 55+ Ice Cream Social
Savour a free ice cream cone and celebrate the arrival of summer while being entertained! You must register for this free event by June 10. Spots available on a first come first serve basis to all adults 55+. No membership is required.
Date: Wednesday, June 17, 2026 1:00 pm
Address: Oak Ridges Community Centre, 12895 Bayview Avenue
June 20 Saturday: Whimsical Feltwork Creatures with Elena Molev
Discover the fun and tactile craft of needle felting in this one‑day workshop. Artist-instructor Elena Molev will guide you through shaping wool fibers into a charming felt fox using simple felting techniques. Perfect for beginners or experienced makers, you’ll gain hands‑on skills and leave with your own unique wool sculpture.
Date: Saturday, June 20, 2026 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Address: Richmond Hill Cultural Centre, Boardroom
June 22 Monday: Stargazing Party
Bring your own binoculars and observe the night sky at David Dunlap Observatory Park. Free event. No registration required. Bring your binoculars a flashlight, and folding chair to sit on while stargazing.
Please note that this program takes place in Observatory Park and there will be no access to any of the buildings, as well as no access to a washroom.
Date: Monday, June 22, 2026 9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Address: Richmond Hill David Dunlap Observatory, 123 Hillsview Drive, L4C 1T3
June 27 Saturday : Sketching Spaces: Architectural Drawing with Hareem Ahmed
Join fine art and architectural illustrator Hareem Ahmed in turning a photo of a place you hold dear, into a lasting keepsake using the art of architectural drawing. Perfect for beginners, this workshop focuses on foundational skills while encouraging a personal, expressive touch to bring your chosen space to life on paper.
Date:Saturday, June 27, 2026 10:00 am - 3:30 pm
Address: Richmond Hill Cultural Centre, Boardroom
Chapter 2 Community, City and Regional Service Changes
Community Service:
Traffic Regulations Changes
There will be 4 new traffic regulations changes for the following streets. Please review the details below and send me back your questions or concerns before May 15, so I can have time to work with our traffic team.
Subject: Parking Restrictions on Baynards Lane
Please be advised that in response to safety concerns raised by the community, City staff are bringing a recommendation to Council to implement the parking prohibitions (‘No Parking Anytime’), on one side along Baynards Lane from Regent Street [W] to Regent Street [E].
Subject: Parking Restrictions on Highgrove Crescent
Please be advised that in response to safety concerns raised by the community, City staff are bringing a recommendation to Council to implement the parking prohibitions (‘No Parking 10pm – 7am’), on the west side of Highgrove Cr from Ellery Dr [S] and Ellery Dr [N] and (‘No Parking 10pm – 7am, July and August only’), on the east side of Highgrove Cr from Highgrove Cr from Ellery Dr [S] and Ellery Dr [N].
Subject: Parking Restrictions on Hiram Road
Please be advised that in response to safety concerns raised by the community, City staff are bringing a recommendation to Council to implement the parking prohibitions (‘No Parking Anytime’), on the east side of Hiram Rd between Whalen Ct and Topham Cr and (‘No Parking Anytime’), on the both sides of Hiram Rd between Topham Cr and Elgin Mills Rd W.
Subject: Parking Restrictions on Hiram Road
Please be advised that in response to safety concerns raised by the community, City staff are bringing a recommendation to Council to implement the parking prohibitions (‘No Parking Anytime’), on the east side of Hiram Rd between Whalen Ct and Topham Cr and (‘No Parking Anytime’), on the both sides of Hiram Rd between Topham Cr and Elgin Mills Rd W.
Parking Restriction:

City Services:
INDOOR PICKLEBALL COURTS ARE OPEN FOR THE SEASON
Elvis Stojko and Elgin Barrow Arenas serve up the perfect places to rally
RICHMOND HILL – Richmond Hill pickleball fans can get back on the courts starting May 11 as the City launches its seasonal indoor pickleball project at Elvis Stojko and Elgin Barrow Arenas.
Indoor courts are available daily from 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. at the following locations:
• Elgin Barrow Arena – 5 courts
• Elvis Stojko Arena* – 6 courts
* Note: Exclusion dates at Elvis Stojko Arena will be posted online.
The season runs until August 23, 2026. Pickleball courts are free to use and operate like outdoor park spaces. No registration or sign-in is required.
To help keep play fun and fair for everyone, players are asked to:
• Follow the rotation system posted at each site (generally 15-minute rotations, four players per court)
• Be respectful of others and follow the pickleball code of conduct
• Bring your own paddles and balls
• Wear non-marking athletic shoes indoors
These courts are not staffed, so good sportsmanship and courtesy are key.
Grab a paddle, invite a friend and enjoy indoor pickleball all summer long! More info and court etiquette are available at RichmondHill.ca/Pickleball.
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