Vaccinations back on track after midweek snag left seniors in the cold

March 12, 2021 · 0 Comments

Jessie Paquette dressed extra warmly on Friday morning. Donning two pairs of jeans, a toque, and wrapping a heavy scarf around her neck, the 90-year-old ...

School Board tackles racism in new strategy

After years of identified inequities within the system, the York Region District School Board is tackling racism and anti-Black racism with a new strategy creating ...

Vibration from infill developments could have impact on heritage homes

The redevelopment of the Aurora United Church site at Tyler and Temperance Streets for a new place of worship and a seniors’ residence hit a ...

Garbage tags could provide flexibility beyond three-bag limit: Council

Since Aurora began enforcing a three-bag limit on garbage collection, the community has seen a significant reduction in the amount of waste going to landfill. ...

Investments will help victims of human trafficking get the support they need

A nearly $4 million investment into Newmarket-Aurora will help victims of human trafficking access the services and supports they need to recover. On Friday, Jill ...

Virtual Run for Southlake returns with four-week challenge

The Nature’s Emporium Run for Southlake has been a storied community event for nearly two decades. Once a run that snaked through Aurora streets, in ...

International Women’s Day marks one year anniversary of COVID-19

It’s a global day that celebrates the achievements of women, recognizes the state of gender equality, and calls on action for women’s rights. This year’s ...