The Auroran

Aurora eyes improved pedestrian, cycling connections for Yonge’s south end

A new multi-use path on Yonge Street from Bloomington Road to just south of Henderson Drive could help increase connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists alike ...

Murdock Avenue will be repaved in 2027, Council decides

Murdock Avenue will be repaved in 2027 as planned, following a decision made at the January 28 Council meeting. The decision comes after a Pavement ...

Creativity set to abound for all ages as PC launches filmmaking, Photoshop courses

Students and life-long learners will have plenty of chances to hone their creative skills this spring as Newmarket-based independent school Pickering College launches a new ...

Experiencing cabin fever? Get out with your camera, urges the Town

If you’ve been feeling cooped up amid the snow, ice, and wintery weather – grab your camera and head outside to be a part of ...

Alzheimer Society builds on engagement with new community programs

January was Alzheimer Awareness Month across Canada, and the Alzheimer Society of York Region is aiming to keep this momentum going not just in February ...

Degeer’s four-point performance leads Junior Panthers to 4-1 win over North York Storm

The Central York Junior Panthers—hot off their sparkling 2-1 OT win over Team China last Sunday—opened a weekend homestand at SARC with a decisive 4-1 ...

Junior Tigers rip Rangers 6-1 in North York

For the second Sunday in a row, the Aurora Tigers won a road game decisively. In a tip of the cap to Bill Murray’s Groundhog ...

Black History Month flag raised with “One Heart, One Love”

Tariff threats could change the way Town does business

An eleventh-hour agreement between Canada and the United States on Monday led to a 30-day delay in imposing “devastating” tariffs on Canadian goods going across ...