Review of whistle cessation policies gets initial Council support

September 19, 2024 · 0 Comments

A review of policies related to a train whistle cessation program in Aurora has received tentative support from Council. Sitting at the Committee level last ...

Sewer expansion will help bring 8,000 new homes to Aurora, support northern York

An expansion of the North York Durham Sewer System will help York Region realize 8,000 new housing units. At York Regional Headquarters on Friday morning, ...

Saturday’s fire hall re-naming will honour late Chief Laing

Dedication will take place at Central York Fire Service's annual Open House.

Food organization call on all levels of government to take action on affordability

Procession will lead residents from Festival to Town Square opening

A procession led by Town Crier John Webster will bring residents from Saturday’s Multicultural Festival at Town Park to the grand opening of Aurora Town ...

Volpe named new Fire Chief for Aurora, Newmarket

Long-time Deputy Fire Chief Rocco Volpe is now at the helm of Central York Fire Services. Volpe’s appointment as Fire Chief was announced Monday by ...

Pedestrian, 84, struck and killed at Yonge and Wellington

York Regional Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward after a pedestrian was struck at Yonge and Wellington on Tuesday morning. “On Tuesday, September ...

Aurora Town Square Preview: Museum showcases “Echoes of Aurora” in new exhibition at Church Street School

Aurora Town Square blends the past and the present with the new addition to the historic Church Street School and a bridge to the Aurora ...

Policy on re-naming Town facilities should be stronger, says Councillor

The selling of naming rights to municipal facilities and parks has long been a way for towns and cities to generate funds, but clearer guidelines ...

NewRoads steps up – and pedals up – for Hospital, Food Pantry

NewRoads Automotive Group is gearing up for a busy September inviting the community to help them support organizations that are close to residents’ hearts: Southlake ...

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