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Aurorans can keep yearly tabs on energy reduction at Town Hall

December 3, 2014   ·   0 Comments

Energy use can often play a significant part in the cost of running Aurora, but residents will soon be able to keep tabs on the municipality’s efforts to reduce energy consumption...

Plant to process recycled plastic proposed for Industrial Parkway North

Have you ever wondered where your empty plastic containers go after you put them in your curbside blue box? Soon, if one company gets its way, the answer might be pretty close at hand.

Humfryes keeps one eye on the past and one eye on the future ahead of second term

There is much to be done in the next term of Council, according to recently re-elected Councillor Sandra Humfryes – and although much has to do with Aurora’s future, working hand-in-hand with that future is Aurora’s past.

York Region’s Canine Unit celebrates 25-year success story in Aurora

As one of the longest-serving members of the York Regional Police’s Canine Unit, Sgt. Mike McGuigan has seen many changes in policing. Technology has changed the playing field in many areas, but...

New vision needed to tackle York Region’s youth homelessness: United Way

There is a perception in communities such as Aurora that youth on the streets are simply “bratty teenagers” reacting to a simple argument at home, according to the United Way of York Region. But, this perception is far from the reality.

Council bids farewell to the class of 2010 – 2014

John Gallo feels as though he still has a lot to give to the community. That was the sentiment he expressed at his last Council meeting of his six year run.

Aurora investigates boundaries of Highland Gate ahead of ratepayers group

As names continue to be put forward to lead a new ratepayers group to advocate on behalf of Aurora residents living around Highland Gate Golf Course, the Town of Aurora is looking into how much of the golf course’s perimeter actually lies in municipal hands.

Tigers win streak hits double digits with another trio

Exactly halfway through the 2014-2015 OJHL season, the Junior A Aurora Tigers couldn’t be in a better position.

BROCK’S BANTER: The 15-and-4-Year Itch

By Brock Weir You don’t need to tell me twice that some things simply get better with age. As an avowed fan of classic television, ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Ratepayers Groups

By Alison Collins-Mrakas With the closure of the Highland Gate Golf Club, residents in the neighbourhood have banded together to form a ratepayers group in ...

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