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Aurora goes back to drawing board on leash-free spaces

October 3, 2024   ·   0 Comments

Local dog-lovers looking for new places in Aurora to let their pups roam free will have to wait a little while longer to know what ...

Aurora Sports Hall of Fame 2024: Milton Hart enters hall as Olympic Bobsledder, Sprint Champion, and inspirational community leader

It’s evident that Olympic bobsledder, OUAA gold medalist, and Canadian Masters Sprint Champion Milton Hart is savoring his Tim Hortons coffee as we chat at ...

Truth & Reconciliation Day to be marked Monday at Aurora Town Square

National Day for Truth & Reconciliation will be marked with several events in Aurora this Monday, September 30. The poignant occasion, which is also Orange ...

Homeward campaign a success for Southlake, local family

Southlake Regional Health Centre has reached the conclusion of its $2 million Homeward Campaign, which aimed to collect much-needed funds for much-needed equipment for the ...

New bylaws will register basement apartments, third suites, but Councillors question whether it goes far enough

A new bylaw coming up this fall will allow homeowners to register two additional dwellings on their property, but some lawmakers question whether the new ...

Traffic calming measures could be coming to Tamarac Trail

Additional traffic calming measures could be coming to Tamarac Trail, following concerns voiced by a resident earlier this month. This week, Council will consider a ...

Hyundai of Aurora has bold vision for the future as part of Weins Auto Group

For nearly 70 years, Weins Auto Group has become synonymous with excellence across the Greater Toronto Area – and now they’re bringing this standard to ...

Aurora Town Square opens as “cornerstone” of downtown revitalization

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Distinguished life of Ian Laing celebrated at CYFS dedication ceremony

The “distinguished” life of Ian Laing, former Chief of the Central York Fire Service, was celebrated in Aurora on Saturday morning at the re-dedication of ...

New Fire Chief building team while furthering Laing’s legacy

The Central York Fire Services in in the midst of change, and newly-minted Chief Rocco Volpe is set to lead the way. Volpe’s appointment to ...

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