Aurora could be more “proactive” on rental property inspection

December 8, 2022 · 0 Comments

Aurora could soon take a more “proactive” approach to inspecting rental properties, if Ward 2 Councillor Rachel Gilliland gets her way. Council is set to ...

Have your say as Town launches Resident Satisfaction survey

Is Aurora on the right track? Are there areas where the municipality can improve? Now’s your chance to have your say as the Town launches ...

“Beacons” of support honoured by CMHA York Region-South Simcoe

People who go the extra mile for non-profits are shining stars, and this fall the Canadian Mental Health Association of York Region and South Simcoe ...

Greenbelt, environmental issues at centre of Province’s Housing Bill

Debate over the Province’s plan to build more homes in Ontario continues after the passage of Bill 23, the More Homes Built Faster Act, at ...

Tigers tie Raiders, suffer tight 3-2 loss to Patriots

The Aurora Tigers scored a 3-1 lead against the visiting Georgetown Raiders and coughed up a 2-1 against the Toronto Patriots. If it is any ...

Cases of domestic violence rise during holiday season: Yellow Brick House

The holiday season is a joyous season for many, but for women experiencing domestic violence the season can see an escalation in an existing problem. ...

Kettle Campaign aims to raise tens of thousands for valuable community services

Turn your ticket into holiday magic in Toys for Tickets campaign

Parking tickets are rarely a positive for the recipient, but they can certainly help spread some positivity throughout the community during this holiday season. The ...

Potential high-rise on Wellington Street sparks Council action

Any plans for a 12+ storey high rise on Wellington Street East have been temporarily frozen by Council pending “fulsome examination” of the issue. In ...