Home Markham

Canadian Relocation
Markham, Ontario

Welcome to CRS Markham, the Online Guide for people Relocating or Moving to Markham, organized by Categories of interest from Accountants to Weather. You don't have to browse the Web; we have done it for you..

MARKHAM BRIEF:

Markham is an award-winning community. National champions of Communities in Bloom, excellence in race relations, gold-medal winners for recycling and winners of the Royal Bank Award for Youth ... all of these are achievements of which Markham residents are proud. Markham is a great place to call home for its residents, many of whom are involved as volunteers in organizations, sports, youth and other services.

Markham offers many leisure-time activities. From the quaint Markham Museum and Historical Village, to Art Galleries and the Markham Theatre, to organized athletics. Known for its "Blooms", there are many parks in which to enjoy family outings.

reservation is important in Markham, and residents take pride in their heritage, shown both in their work to save historical sites, and in their cultural backgrounds.

ith its population of 186,000 people of diverse cultures and religions, Markham has a strong community feeling, and is a great place to relocate your family. Markham has a wide variety of homes, including many affordable ones for those just starting out, right up to luxury homes.

Both residents and visitors enjoy the service industries, products, and Markham's retail establishments, which range from quaint village stores to super indoor malls.

Markham's industry provides employment for many of its residents, while transportation, energy and health care industries provide area residents with exceptional urban services.

High priorities for Markham's residents are excellent service in education, and health care for both young and old.

York Region has nine area municipalities: Aurora, East Gwillimbury, Georgina, King, Markham, Newmarket, Richmond Hill, Vaughan and Whitchurch-Stouffville.

York Region began serving its citizens on January 1, 1971. The Region exists to provide services to its citizens.

In general, Regional services are those which are best delivered across wide areas, or those requiring large-scale co-ordination.