Road reconstructions to hit south Aurora in May

April 29, 2015 · 0 Comments

Spring is here and, like clockwork, Aurora is gearing up for a significant round of roadwork beginning next month.

Timberlane redevelopment delayed after concerns from Van-Rob

Developers looking to transform Timberlane Athletic Club into a residential community might have squared things with their new neighbours, but plans to proceed with the plan hit a speedbump last week after an area business raised concerns.

Parishioners left “cold” by handling of Gorman matter

Gorman, left, with Cardinal Thomas Collins, dedicating a student garden at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic High School last fall. Auroran photo by David Falconer By ...

Fr. Joe Gorman leaves OLG, Priesthood

Popular priest announces decision via letter after being asked by Cardinal to take time away from Parish in January.

Suspects sought after pharmacy robbery

Break and enter happened at Aurora Heights and Yonge early Thursday morning.

Next Stop: $2 million — pledges push Run/Walk for Southlake over the top

Pledges continue to roll in as this year's efforts help Southlake reach milestone $1 million goal

UPDATED: OLG’s Fr. Joe Gorman leaves priesthood

Popular priest announces decision via letter after being asked by Cardinal to take time away from Parish in January.

Long-time volunteer aims to inspire as Relay’s Honourary Survivor

elay for Life has always been a busy time for Michelle Clayton-Wood. The long-time volunteer, and Newmarket resident, has been...

Fire Department seeking land for new station, training centre

The hunt is on for land on which to build a new fire station and training central for the Central York Fire Services, serving Aurora and Newmarket.

Redevelopment will bring parks, “naturalization” to water courses

If the redevelopment of Highland Gate Golf Course ultimately moves forward as presented, it will bring approximately 50 acres of trails and green space into the community fold.

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