Traffic changes on Limeridge given tentative Council green light

March 26, 2026 · 0 Comments

Further traffic calming measures could be coming to Limeridge Street after Council gave the tentative green light to a set of speed cushions, a speed ...

Scope of renoviction problem in Aurora needs to be clear before scope of solution: Councillor

The Town needs to understand the scope of the renoviction problem within Aurora before identifying the scope of a potential solution at the municipal level, ...

Giving Shop raises $12,000 for vital community organizations

Five community organizations have an extra spring in their step this season after receiving a shared $12,000 from Oakridge Fashions. Last week, Deb Clark, owner ...

Allegra Marketing and Print Mail celebrates 40th anniversary of community-building

The Global Pandemic left many people at a career crossroads – and, amid the uncertainty, Frank Patriarca discovered a local opportunity. A 25-year veteran of ...

Advocacy, education eyed as Council considers merits of home retrofit grants

The Town of Aurora might not be in a place to offer grants for home energy retrofits at this point, but could do so in ...

Aurora could take roller skating drop-ins for a spin this year

Roller skating drop-ins could be a new addition to the Town of Aurora’s recreation programs, if Council signs off on a new initiative next week. ...

Inn from the Cold, Blue Door mark milestones in delivering new housing options

Federal, Provincial governments provide more than half-a-million in funding

Residents asked to weigh in on renovations to Atkinson and Optimist Parks

Aurora residents are being asked to weigh in on the future of two popular neighbourhood parks. Up for renovations this year are Atkinson Park, located ...