Richmond Hill Centre Terminal is a York Region Transit and Viva terminal on 8700 Yonge Street. It was built near the ramp that connects Highway 7 and Yonge Street in Richmond Hill, Ontario, and opened on September 4, 2005. It is immediately west of the Langstaff GO train station, but is separated by the train tracks. A pedestrian bridge over the tracks was opened in March 2008 to connect the bus terminal and the train station. Public washrooms were added to the terminal on December 2012.Bus serviceYork Region Transit (YRT), Viva, and GO Transit routes connect to this terminal.Platform assignmentsAll routes are YRT unless indicated otherwise. Platform 1: Viva Purple eastbound, Viva Pink eastboundPlatform 2: Viva Purple westboundPlatform 3: Viva Blue southbound, Viva Pink southboundPlatform 4: Viva Blue northboundPlatform 5: 1 Highway 7, 91B Bayview, 760 Vaughan Mills/Wonderland, Mobility PlusPlatform 6: 83 Trench, 87 Atuumn HillPlatform 7: 99 Yonge southboundPlatform 8: 86 Newkirk-Red Maple, 99 Yonge northboundPlatform 9: GO Transit westbound 51-52-54: 407 EastPlatform 10: GO Transit 40: Pearson Airport ExpressPlatform 11: GO Transit eastbound 51-52-54: 407 East As of April 26, 2008, GO Transit commenced Airport Express GO Bus service directly from this terminal to Toronto Pearson International Airport, providing one arrival and departure in each of 22 hours a day, 7 days a week. Travel time is approximately 20 minutes. In 2011, GO Transit has moved all bus services (except route 61 Richmond Hill) from Langstaff GO Station to Richmond Hill Centre Terminal. There are no sidewalks for pedestrian access to this terminal.

Richmond Rose Public School is a public elementary school located in Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada. The school first opened its doors to students on September 1999, teaching students from JK (Junior Kindergarten) up to Grade 8. It is located on 160 Frank Endean Drive, Richmond Hill, Ontario, Canada (Postal Code: L4S 1S7). It is part of the York Region District School Board and as of the school year of 2013-14, it has a ranking of 9.4 out of 10.Richmond Rose Public School has approximately 650 students enrolled in JK to Grade 8 as of 2013. It is also a feeder school of Richmond Green Secondary School, Bayview Secondary School, and Alexander Mackenzie High School. This public school does not have a Gifted Program, therefore the Gifted students choose whether to attend Silver Stream Public School on a daily basis or just on one specific day of the week.HistoryRichmond Rose Public School opened on the September 1999 and was named based on the ever-growing reputation of Richmond Hill being the "Rose Growing Capital of Canada". It is one of the newer schools in Richmond Hill, but has many students enrolled and many admirable achievements. The first principal of Richmond Rose was Joan Ward, who died a few weeks after the school was opened on September 1999. The library at Richmond Rose is named and dedicated to Joan Ward because of her works for the school.TouchstoneIn the school year of 2005-2006, the staff and students of Richmond Rose Public School created a touchstone for the school to support, encourage, and drive the students to success. This is the Richmond Rose Touchstone: At Richmond Rose, we take responsibility for our work, words and actions. We put in our best efforts, enjoy our successes, and learn from our mistakes. We embrace each other’s differences and care for each other’s feelings. We think before we speak and use words that are appropriate for school. Our community is a safe community; a place where we treat people with kindness, respect and dignity. No one is afraid at our school. At Richmond Rose, we are free to succeed!

A creative studio where you can make pottery, glass fused and canvas art. Great for parties, lessons, or just a random afternoon of fun. Walk ins welcome.