Five charged following Dinardo’s Mansion shooting

July 6, 2016 · 0 Comments

Canada Day shooting left three men and two women in hospital with varying -- but non-life threatening -- injuries and Police seek witnesses to identify one man seen leaving the scene.

New fire hall at Bayview and St. John’s at least two years away

By Brock Weir A new fire station on Earl Stewart Drive near the southwest corner of St. John’s Sideroad and Bayview Avenue to serve both ...

Caution of future OMB hearing backfires at Council

A developer’s delegation to Council cautioning a costly Ontario Municipal Board hearing if Council did not approve his client’s development plan for south Aurora backfired last week after local lawmakers branded his approach “offensive.”

Reuben Street’s longest resident enters 100th year

Hot dogs, ice cream and popcorn sometimes get a bad rap, but talk to Doris Videan and she’ll tell you otherwise. While it might not be a recipe for longevity, per se, they are ...

Sports Hall of Fame strides closer to new location at SARC

The Aurora Sports Hall of Fame is in the final heat to reach its new home – and reaching the finish line by the end of October could be set in stone this week.

Tempers flare over plan to demolish heritage house

Tempers flared around the Council table last week when developers came forward looking for permission to demolish a heritage-designated home in southeast Aurora that has been found to contain asbestos.

Sport Aurora wants you to know “All Kids Can Play”

Calling all parents: do you, or someone you know, have a child missing out on organized sports due to financial issues? Sport Aurora, the umbrella ...

Aurora property values are on the rise – but just below average: MPAC

Property values in Aurora are on the rise, but fall just below average across the Region of York, according to MPAC, the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation.

Runaway Bride: Couple don ’96 wedding duds for $10K victory lap

As the clock ticked down to the magic hour on Friday night, Aurora's Lynn Pearson's main concern was being "left at the altar."

New Mulock GO Station will help ease Aurora’s pressure: Officials

A new GO Train station on Mulock Drive in Newmarket will have a positive impact on the Aurora station and ease the parking concerns of those living around it, according to Newmarket-Aurora MPP Chris Ballard and Mayor Geoff Dawe.

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