Future Town decisions should be viewed through “climate lens,” says Councillor

April 9, 2021 · 0 Comments

Decisions made at Town Hall should be considered through a “climate lens,” according to Councillor Rachel Gilliland. The Councillor who previously brought forward a successful ...

Music Aurora hopes to be back in action this September

This is normally a time of year where the volunteers at Music Aurora, just days out of the Aurora Winter Blues Festival, begin planning for ...

Constable Adam McEachern completes record Murph Challenge in 24 hours

Caleb McEachern has been on the autism watch since he was three-and-a-half years old. Just around 10 months ago, Caleb and his father Constable Adam ...

Southlake challenge offers flexibility in showing support for local hospital

Health and business interests go head-to-head amid third wave lockdown

A third wave of COVID-19 has brought a third lockdown after the Provincial Government hit the “emergency brake” sending all of Ontario’s Public Health Units ...

Stay-at-home orders in place for four weeks

A third wave has brought a third stay-at-home order from the Province. Premier Doug Ford and Health Minister Christine Elliott announced the four-week stay-at-home order, ...

Pharmacy vaccinations open for 55+

York Region residents born in or before 1966 can now book vaccine appointments at several area pharmacies, including four locations in Aurora. On April 1, ...

Budget puts people’s health, economy first: MPP

The Ontario Government unveiled its second COVID-19-related budget last week. Tailored to our present circumstances, the Budget is based on the principle presented by Finance ...

Economic Development Board rolls out “ambitious” plan for Aurora

It has been a difficult year for business, and it will be a difficult time for the foreseeable future, but Aurora’s Economic Development Board is ...

“Henderson Forest” advocates prepare for a new fight

Advocates for the preservation of wooded land on Henderson Drive scored a victory earlier this year when Ontario’s Local Planning Appeals Tribunal (LPAT) upheld Aurora’s ...

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