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Full review on death of Heiniu expected to be released September 15

September 10, 2026   ·   0 Comments

A full report on the death of Heiniu, an East Gwillimbury rottweiler that died during an animal control call involving Aurora officers in May, is ...

Mayoral candidates talk trade as reciprocal tariffs come into effect

The ongoing trade war between Canada and the United States has left many local businesses feeling extra pressure. It’s set to be a hot-button issue ...

Tigers open OJHL season with pair of narrow 4-2 home ice losses to Newmarket and Lindsay

It was a recurrent pattern on the Labor Day Weekend for the Aurora Junior Tigers. In both their home games versus Newmarket on Friday and ...

Town now taking applications for Windrow Removal program

Applications are now being accepted by the Town of Aurora for its 2026-2027 Windrow Removal Pilot. This year’s edition of the pilot, which clears the ...

E-scooter safety, infrastructure support on Mayor’s list at AMO conference

Mayor Tom Mrakas made the case for further regulations on e-scooter safety and more consistent, predictable infrastructure funding at August’s Association of Municipalities of Ontario ...

Artist paints old family photographs into vivid portraits designed to spark memory

When animator Arnie Lipsey was looking for a new way to express himself, he looked back to his first love, paint, as a new creative ...

Aurora Votes 2026: Terrence Zhu focuses on safety and opportunity in Ward 5

As a Council candidate in Ward 5 this fall, Terrence Zhu is running with four words at the heart of his campaign: Safe, Responsible, Care, ...

Theatre Aurora opens season on cusp of musical “revolution”

A musical “revolution” is set to break out on Henderson Drive this month as Theatre Aurora opens the season with a celebration of the greatest ...

Machell Park is “Blown Wide Open” by Ian Thornley’s performances of “That Song” and “So Far, So Good” from his career as front man for Big Wreck and Thornley

Amid the aroma of barbecued ribs, Beaver Tails, popcorn and cotton candy, Canadian rock legend Ian Thornley took the stage on Saturday night and wowed ...

York Region Transit’s school routes return September 8

York Region students return to school next week – and special bus routes designed to get them to school and back home again are hitting ...

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