Public health preparing for challenging fall as wastewater signals dip

August 18, 2022 · 0 Comments

Wastewater signals on the level of COVID-19 in the community might be on the wane, but hospitals are still facing significant pressures and are bracing ...

Couple’s trek from Lake Ontario to Barrie raises more than $12,000 for Food Pantry

Canadian favourites 54-40 and Kim Mitchell to headline 2022 Ribfest

They’ve made Canadians get up on their feet with such hits as “I Go Blind” and “Patio Lanterns” and now 54-40 and Kim Mitchell are ...

Study will look at finding long-lasting solutions for homelessness

As Canada’s housing and affordability crises work hand to make finding a roof to put over your head more difficult than ever before, particularly for ...

Downtown Aurora “all shook up” for September street party

Dance the night away while discovering businesses in Aurora’s Downtown Core next month as the Downtown Aurora BIA hosts its annual street party. Set for ...

Desire brings popular sounds of U2 to Concerts in the Park series

Aurora’s Concerts in the Park series will continue next Wednesday with a homecoming of sorts. Desire: A Tribute to U2 is no stranger to Aurora, ...

Thousands of lives touched by Blue Door Shelters over last 40 years

Mrakas to seek second term as Mayor

The race is now on to be Aurora’s next mayor. Incumbent Tom Mrakas formally filed his nomination papers at Town Hall on Tuesday morning, making ...

CEO brings a very human touch to state-of-the-art animal hospital

Patient-focused care is the same whether you’re talking about people or animals. King Animal Hospital will deliver it in spades. Healthcare executive and hospital CEO Tracy ...