Police will “step up” patrols amid rising crime stats

September 5, 2024 · 0 Comments

The YRP will continue to “step up” patrols and their presence throughout York Region as they continue to see repeat offenders out on bail reoffending ...

Fall gala will help make new long-term care community in Aurora a reality

This fall, a gala at the Royal Venetian Mansion on Industrial Parkway South, will help a long-awaited long-term care development in Aurora a reality. The ...

Seniors Active Living Fair set for Saturday at Centre

Try It Week highlights activities at Seniors’ Centre

Aurora Town Square offers new opportunities for Culture Days

Events showcase Cultural Centre, Museum, Potters and more

Colorado town inspires downtown revitalization ideas for Mayor

September’s opening of Aurora Town Square and the dedication of the new Aurora United Church building next year are just two examples of projects that ...

Rockin’ Women on tap for Saturday Night Fever

The annual event, which will see Yonge Street closed between Wellington and Mosley Streets, will take place between 4 and 11 p.m., “Celebrating Women Who Rock.”

GO Train expansion could lead to another look at whistle cessation

Decision on Wellington underpass expected this fall

Public open house on Affordable Housing Action Plan set for September 9

Members of the public will soon have a chance to weigh in on Aurora’s draft Affordable Housing Action Plan. A public open house on the ...

Chamber’s President & CEO to retire at end of 2024

Sandra Ferri, who has led the Aurora Chamber of Commerce for the last seven years as President & CEO, will retire at the end of ...

Feeling stressed about Back to School? Keep these tips in mind

Back-to-School season can be a stressful time for youth and their families, but Canadian Mental Health Association of York Region and South Simcoe (CMHA-YRSS) has ...

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