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Evelyn Buck Lane residents call for street name change following online comments

August 13, 2020   ·   0 Comments

Residents on Evelyn Buck Lane are calling on Council to re-name the street after comments from the former Aurora mayor regarding the Town’s recently-approved Rainbow Crosswalk stirred controversy on social media.

Region focuses on contact tracing as COVID-19 numbers trend downward

As the rate of new cases of COVID-19 within York Region is showing an encouraging downward trend, the Region of York continues to ramp up ...

Police seek information on missing Aurora woman

York Regional Police continues to seek community assistance to locate a 61-year-old Aurora woman. Helen Sedo was last seen in the late evening on Wednesday, ...

Merlin’s Hollow enters fortieth year bursting with colour

When they honeymooned on a small, sparsely populated island nearly 60 years ago, David and Dierdre Tomlinson marvelled at the beauty of a nearby garden. ...

Teen gets crafty with jewellery business for a cause

In the midst of a pandemic, Daniel Carbone took to making bead jewelry to put his entrepreneurial skills to use and to raise money for ...

Play in the Park gets kids outside with new workshops

It’s the start of a new month – and it’s the start of a new municipal program designed to get toddlers, kids and youth outside ...

Virtual college fair helps students make the right choices for their future

It is a challenging time for students to visit colleges to learn more about the programs that might be a key stepping stone to their ...

“Music is still alive and kicking” – Artists unite to boost cultural sector

The lights may have been turned off at museums and galleries, and theatres may have gone cold, but the local arts and culture community is ...

Details of school re-openings “anxiously awaited,” says YCDSB

Schools have been closed since March and looking ahead to an uncertain fall start, school boards across Ontario were tasked with planning for three possible ...

COVID Alert app now available for download

A new app that will alert Ontario residents of potential exposure to COVID-19 is now ready to download. Last week, the Provincial Government launched the ...

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