Streetscape improvements re-examined for Downtown Promenade

December 9, 2021 · 0 Comments

They were largely left on the backburner nearly nine years ago, now Council is set to re-consider streetscape improvements to make Aurora’s Yonge and Wellington ...

Toys for Tickets turns parking infractions into chance to spread joy

If you’ve received a parking ticket on or after November 15, you can turn this blunder into a chance to spread some joy to local ...

Tigers goaltender wants to help Aurora further recognize the importance of mental health

We never know what is happening deep in someone’s mind. Everything had seemed all too normal for those who met Nolan Boyd. His presence was ...

Redevelopment of Howard Johnson’s site inches forward at Council

A plan to turn the former Howard Johnson’s hotel building on Yonge Street into a 105-unit retirement home is inching closer towards reality. Sitting at ...

Booster eligibility expands as first Omicron case is identified in York Region

Beginning this Monday, December 13, Ontario residents aged 50 and over will be eligible to receive a COVID-19 booster. The Province announced the expansion to ...

“You never know how good you can be until you’re forced to be better than you are”

Aurora's Steve Levitt makes top three on The Great Canadian Baking Show.

Debate over Centre Street development crossed a line, Councillor contends

Delegations from developers and Centre Street residents over a proposed tri-plex in Aurora’s Heritage Conservation crossed a line in decorum, according to Councillor Wendy Gaertner. ...

Seniors helping spread holiday cheer to fellow seniors at Southlake

The holidays can be a time of isolation for seniors. It is an issue that is not unique to the pandemic, but COVID-19 has only ...

Fire Services to continue Cost Recovery Program

A pilot program to help the Central York Fire Services recover the costs for several types of calls ranging from vehicle collisions to false alarms ...