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Men’s emergency shelter eyed for south Aurora
May 13, 2021 · 0 Comments
For more than 40 years, Porter Place in East Gwillimbury has been York Region’s emergency shelter for men. But now that the building is nearing ...
Kitchen Table CEOs continues expansion as more people than ever are working from home
Just over a year ago, Tracy Smith took some significant steps towards finding that perfect work-life balance, launching Kitchen Table CEOs as an online resource ...
Business Improvement Area budget approved for 2021
The work of Aurora’s Downtown Business Improvement Area (BIA) will continue through the rest of the year following Council’s approval of their budget last week. ...
Speed humps coming to portion of Centre Street to discourage wrong-way drivers
Speed humps will be coming to Centre Street between Spruce and Wells Streets, pending approval from Central York Fire Services. Council approved the latest traffic ...
Location of diversity mural still up for consideration
The future of Aurora’s Diversity Mural could be in the hands of interested artists. Council last week considered the final location of the Diversity Mural. ...
Safety and sustainability are driving forces behind Stronach’s Sarit vehicle
Little over a year-and-a-half ago, Ontario Premier Doug Ford approached Magna founder Frank Stronach with a dilemma. General Motors had recently begun to wrap up ...
Tensions rise over Diversity Mural funding
Tensions rose once again around the Council table last week over donations made to fund the creation of Aurora’s Diversity Mural. Questions were raised last ...
Sports groups save with Town’s purchase of Sports Dome, but work still needed to bring it up-to-date
Aurora residents and groups will see a savings of 10 per cent when they are able to book the Sports Dome on Industrial Parkway North ...
Youth call for further mental health supports in light of COVID-19
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45 residents now lost to COVID as active cases continue decline
Forty-five Aurora residents have now lost their battles with COVID-19, according to York Region Public Health. The forty-fourth resident to succumb to the virus was ...
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