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Yonge Street apartment approved amid traffic, retail issues

May 5, 2022   ·   0 Comments

Zoning changes approved for apartment complex at Yonge and Irwin while Councillor questions whether colleagues are "afraid" of developers.

Booster is still needed even if you’ve already had COVID-19: Public Health

If you’ve already had COVID-19, your booster is still your best line of defence against severe outcomes, according to Dr. Barry Pakes, York Region’s Medical ...

Aurora Film Circuit lifts the curtain on new in-person season

Local film-lovers rejoice as the Aurora Film Circuit returns to in-person screenings next month. The Aurora Film Circuit (AFC), is a non-profit organization which brings ...

Regional deal could get anti-train whistle goals back on track

A potential agreement with the Region of York could give new hope to residents looking to see an end to train whistles in Aurora and ...

Apartment plan for Yonge and Irwin still has outstanding issues: Councillors

Official Plan amendments for a six-storey apartment building at the southwest corner of Yonge Street and Irwin Avenue could move forward this week, but some ...

Pop-ups prominent in Business Improvement Area’s 2022 plans

Get ready for a series of pop-up events in Machell’s Alley this year. Last week, the Aurora Downtown Business Improvement Area, which was founded to ...

Get ahead of the spongy moths this Saturday with burlap giveaway

With the increasingly warmer weather, it’s getting closer to spongy month caterpillar season. To help residents grapple with the increasingly pesky critters, formerly known as ...

Aurora Sports Hall of Fame introduces first edition of comic book series

The Aurora Sports Hall of Fame released the first volume of their comic book series “Heroes of the Hall.” The comic book was made possible ...

Test drive an electric vehicle Sunday at the SARC

The Town of Aurora has partnered with Ivy Charging Network and Plug’n Drive, to present Aurora’s first ever Electric Vehicle (EV) Showcase taking place on ...

Southlake Run raises $330,000 and counting for local health care

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