Scholarship announced in memory of Savanna May Royes

February 26, 2026 · 0 Comments

The family of Savanna May Royes, a 20-year-old Aurora resident who lost her life last year while training for her private pilot’s license, has established ...

Conservation Authority calls for municipal support in combatting salt pollution

It’s a time of year where the feeling of salt crunching underfoot is a reminder we’re in the midst of winter, but once this salt ...

NewRoads LakeRide concludes with $1 million raised for Southlake

NewRoads Automotive Group concluded ten years of its LakeRide cycling event on a high note – achieving their goal of raising more than $1 million ...

Provincial supervision “isn’t necessary,” say YCDSB leads

Supervision by the Minister of Education is an unnecessary step as the York Catholic District School Board works to address Provincial concerns. That was the ...

Area students SPARC solutions to community challenges

Area students have gone beyond the classroom and into the community to “SPARC” real change at Pickering College. Students at the Newmarket-based independent school recently ...

Aurora doesn’t “have the option to stand still,” says Mayor in State of Town address

Council moves ahead with Victoria Hall renovations

Council has approved a budget increase to renovate historic Victoria Hall on a vote of 4 – 3. The future use of Aurora’s historic Victoria ...

Victoria Hall refurbishment costs could rise $1.7 million

A new addition to the rear of Victoria Hall and new flooring to remove dry rot are among the drivers that could lead to a ...

Heritage Week continues beyond Monday kick-off with tour, movie screening

This year marks 20th anniversary of Heritage Conservation District

Vinyl Party spins Music, Ambiance, Love – and horses – for Heritage Week kick-off

Aurora’s music history will be spun throughout Aurora Town Square on Monday as historian David Heard and his Dave’s Vinyl Party take residents on a ...

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