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Volunteers celebrated for hard work and dedication at Community Recognition Awards

June 18, 2020   ·   0 Comments

Volunteers are the lifeblood of every community – and their work is perhaps needed now more than ever before as we look for new ways ...

Six Ward system recommended for Aurora Council

Consultants carrying out Aurora’s Electoral System Review recommend the Town ditch its current at-large Council system in favour of dividing Aurora up into six wards ...

Ontario lifts restrictions on long-term care visits, encourages social circles

The Ontario Government has begun lifting restrictions on visits to long-term care homes, retirement homes and other residential care settings, as public health units across ...

Tom Connor named 2020 Citizen of the Year

For the past 40 years, he has been quietly working in the background as a tireless volunteer, but Tom Connor’s decades of community building finally ...

Stouffville contracting company raises $10,000 for Welcoming Arms

The team at Powell Contracting is a competitive one. They like to challenge each other and spur each other on – and this competitive streak ...

One-way traffic considered on Kitimat until safety situation is solved

Residents of the Aurora Heights community might soon be asked about the viability of temporary one-way traffic on Kitimat Crescent as the Town and the ...

Sexual health and harm reduction in focus for Pride Month

Many things have been paused or stopped all together as a result of COVID-19, but sex isn’t one of them, according to CAYR Community Connections, ...

Digital Pride Festival launches Friday with A Night of Love and Kindness

A global pandemic isn’t going to stop organizers beyond the York Pride Festival from spreading love and acceptance. The local organization, which has spearheaded a ...

Canada’s Birthday Town goes virtual for red-and-white celebration

Aurora is not letting restrictions surrounding COVID-19 tarnish its reputation as Canada’s Birthday Town. Instead, Aurora will be defending the crown in a virtual way ...

School board should chip in on student safety at Aurora Heights P.S.: Council

The York Region District School Board should step up to the plate to help fund new measures designed to protect the safety of students walking ...

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