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Region leader could get “Strong Chair” powers: Province

April 9, 2026   ·   0 Comments

The head of Regional Council could soon get “Strong Chair” powers to advance Provincial priorities in legislation proposed by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs. The ...

Aurora Black Community Association’s Black History Programs splash into April

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Victoria Hall renovations soon to get Committee review

Slated renovations to historic Victoria Hall are set to be reviewed by Aurora’s Heritage Advisory Committee (HAC) next week. The renovation program, which was approved ...

Local sports and recreation facilities get boost from the Province

Sports and recreation facilities across Ontario got a significant show of support last week as the Province of Ontario announced a $300 million boost to ...

Development Charge reduction greeted with optimism

An $8.8 billion agreement between the Federal and Provincial governments will support municipal infrastructure investments while helping reduce development charges. The move was announced Monday ...

Proposed Leslie and Wellington development raises questions about SARC use

Subdivision could share SARC driveway as entrance point

Aurora Pride Festival sashays into “Just Peachy” second year

Aurora’s first Pride Festival last year was one for the books, and organizers and community partners, are sashaying forward to a second-annual success. Aurora’s 2026 ...

Pet food bank launched by Animal Services department

Aurora’s Animal Services has launched a new initiative for pet owners struggling to make ends meet. The new Aurora Pet Food Bank, an initiative of ...

Porchlight Arts aims to amplify arts, create “homegrown cultural experiences”

Creativity, culture and connection are what make a community feel alive, and this is the driving force behind Porchlight Arts, a new group of community ...

CMHA’s Hearing Voices program helps support people with “realities that differ from societal norms”

Nicole D. Parker was once told she would not only be unable to go back to school because she was too unwell, but she wouldn’t ...

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