Councillors want to be part of study to reduce municipal risk at Town Hall

October 14, 2021 · 0 Comments

Can Council decisions put the Town at risk? That was the question posed to consultants last week as Council reviewed recommendations for a new Risk ...

New updated noise bylaw clears Council hurdle

A new and updated noise bylaw, one which is intended to address the growth and evolution of the community, has cleared its final hurdle at ...

Planning applications should cost non-residents more in stable neighbourhoods: Councillor

Non-residents shouldn’t get a financial break when looking at site plan applications in Aurora’s so-called Stable Neighbourhoods, according to Councillor Wendy Gaertner. Councillor Gaertner raised ...

More electric vehicle charging stations installed cross Aurora

If you drive an electric vehicle (EV) or are in the market to buy one, it is now all that much easier to recharge in ...

Local long-term care residences receive funding for staff

Two long-term care residences in Aurora are among those who have received more than $2 million in funding from the Province to address staffing issues. ...

Aurora’s Levitt steps into tent on Great Canadian Baking Show

Nearly a decade ago, Aurora resident Steve Levitt made a complete lifestyle change. While he jokes that if he could get all the nutrition he ...

Dancing with the Easter Seals Stars raises more than $80,000 for local kids

Over the last 19 months or so, many of us haven’t been able to see our families, meet up with friends and, at least until ...

Restrictions eased further, but don’t go far enough for restaurants: Mayor, Industry

Ontario has “cautiously lifted” capacity limits put in place in response to COVID-19, but the further loosening of public health restrictions does not go far ...

Portraits of Giving honours sports educator, frontline hero

Kristen Dajia learned the importance of volunteerism from an early age. The long-time teacher with the York Catholic District School Board says giving of her ...

Action needed to foster Truth & Reconciliation, Council agrees

Before more than 200 people gathered at Town Park on Thursday night to mark National Truth & Reconciliation Day, Council agreed that more needs to ...

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