Brock Weir

Property standard complaints in rental units increase

Council voted in favor of a motion proposed last week by Ward 2 Councillor Rachel Gilliland intended to have staff report back on the feasibility ...

Province invests more than $2.3 million in local infrastructure

The Ontario Government has earmarked $2,335,687 for infrastructure improvements in Aurora The investment, announced last week by Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MPP Michael Parsa, is part ...

Bill 23 poses concern in 2023 budget

At the last meeting of Council, Rachel Wainwright-van Kessel, the Town’s Director of Finance, presented an in-depth report of the proposed municipal budget for 2023. ...

Volunteers honoured for more than 300 collective years of service to community

A year or two of diligent work can make a significant difference in the lives of others, but a decade or more can leave a ...

Save your holiday cards for next year’s Christmas Greetings for Soldiers effort

As the holidays draw ever-closer, if you’re a person who does such things, your Christmas cards were likely already in the mail a week or ...

Public Health urges holiday caution as vaccine eligibility expands

York Region’s top doctor is urging residents to exercise caution as we enter the holidays. Dr. Barry Pakes, the Region’s Medical Officer of Health, says ...

Oakville Blades get their revenge, Tigers defeat third-place holders North/West Conference

The Aurora Tigers fell 2-1 to the Oakville Blades last Wednesday before showing the Milton Menace who’s boss with a 4-3 victory. Having defeated the ...

“You have to take bold action to sustain and hold dear what is right”

Menorah lighting ceremony marked second day of Hanukkah

Aurorans show off the spirit of the season in Deck the Halls Tour

They’ve hauled out the holly and evergreen boughs, found the perfect places to hang twinkling lights, and festooned their fences with ribbons and ornaments – ...