July 2026 Archive
Aurora residents charged with drug trafficking in Project Blade
Three Aurora residents are among six individuals facing trafficking charges related to drugs and weapons as a result of the York Regional Police’s Project Blade. ...
No hydrant service in July 22 fire
An Aurora home that was damaged by an electrical fire on July 22 was not serviced by fire hydrants. Last Wednesday, at approximately 5.20 p.m., ...
Max Domi launches first annual Golf Classic at Magna to raise $1M for Type 1 Diabetes Research
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Conservation Authority seeks local input on impacts of climate change, development
In a time of climate change, severe weather, flooding, and erosion are becoming more common – and the Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority would like ...
Williams students among York Region’s top scholars
Carter, Williams students earn prestigious scholarships
Music and laughs set for Aurora Town Square this August
Music and laughter will ring out through the Aurora Town Square this August as the cultural hub braces for a busy fall season. The Aurora ...
Mental health advocacy is “love letter” to family, says new head of CMHA-YRSS
As a caregiver to a parent with persistent mental illness, Andrew Chung knows all too well the challenges that come in finding appropriate resources in ...
Feds, Province need to increase funding to help towns, cities support infrastructure, Councillors contend
More funds are needed in order to properly maintain municipal assets like roads and facilities, but, in the midst of an election, how best to ...
Ward 2 candidate Lansdown wants to bring “intergenerational” perspective to Council
The decisions made by Council impact Aurorans of all ages, including youth, but younger voices are not often represented around the table. This is something ...
Lights Went Out is debut single from Aurora’s Fortini
Relationships can be a challenge to navigate at the best of times, but when everyone around you has an opinion, no matter how well-intentioned, things ...
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