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Aurora launches online reporting system for coyote and fox sightings

April 18, 2024   ·   0 Comments

Coyote sightings in your neighbourhood might be alarming, particularly to parents of small children or pet owners, but a new online reporting system launched last ...

Thermogenics receives nearly $50k in Provincial Funding to expand

Aurora-based Thermogenics, which is a leading producer of boilers critical to hospitals and healthcare, received a boost from the Provincial government on Friday to help ...

Theatre Aurora wraps 2023-24 season with “On Golden Pond”

A Review by Scott Johnston Theatre Aurora wraps up its 2023-24 season with Ernest Thompson’s classic “On Golden Pond”. Set at a lakeside summer house ...

Solution for teacher absence raises eyebrows at St. Max

A temporary solution offered by the York Catholic District School Board due to difficulty in replacing a teacher at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High School ...

Budget is about “fairness for every generation” says MP ahead of announcement

The 2024 Federal Budget is about fairness – “fairness for every generation,” according to Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP Leah Taylor Roy. Ahead of the release ...

Aurora Lions Club celebrates 80 years of community service

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George Street PS site secured by Town for parkland, redevelopment

George Street Public School, and its surrounding property, have been secured by the Town of Aurora for parkland and redevelopment. The Town announced the $10,722,000 ...

Addressing income struggles is key to battling food insecurity: YRFN

As important as food banks are to communities like Aurora, addressing income inequality will be the key to tackling food insecurity, according to the York ...

Electric Vehicle Showcase zooms into SARC for reimagined event

The ins and outs of electric vehicles (EVs) will be in the spotlight on Sunday, April 28, as the Town of Aurora’s Electric Vehicle Showcase ...

Mental health, bereavement supports for first responders announced in Aurora

More than $3 million will be invested by the Ontario government to support families of first responders and public safety personnel who are killed in ...

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