Community “code of conduct” will crack down on “inappropriate” behaviour in Town buildings

February 16, 2018 · 0 Comments

A new “Community Code of Conduct” will crack down on what the Town of Aurora describes as “inappropriate patron behaviours” at municipal facilities.

Third Aurora Scouts celebrate Diamond Anniversary of youth enrichment

They say that variety is the spice of life, but, if you ask a Scout, they light beg to differ. SPICES, in fact, very well might be the spice of life and it is a philosophy that has served Aurora Scouts well into their seventh decade.

Winter Blues Fest delivers a classic with salute to Cocker and Russell

There is a misconception that blues weighs down the soul, but when you get 15 people up on stage creating something that gives them joy, this joy can be contagious.

New gymnasium being explored for the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex

A new gymnasium added onto the Stronach Aurora Recreation Centre would be a “quick fix” to address a growing community need.

Overnight snow removal pilot coming for Yonge Street

Daytime snow removal in Yonge Street’s historic core has been creating headaches for local businesses and commuters alike, but a pilot program to shift these activities overnight could create headaches for people trying to get a good night’s sleep.

Do you really know what the flu is? – Southlake

This week Southlake dispels the biggest myth about the flu. At Southlake, we continue to see high numbers of patients with the flu, and by ...

Students use music to raise awareness of immigration issues

By Brock Weir As so-called Dreamers in the United States wait for their futures to be taken out of limbo, local students are pooling their ...

Board targets 2023 for Dr. G.W. Williams’ move to Bayview

York Region District School Board plans to re-purpose existing high school building for administrative uses.

York Region teacher charged in sexual assault against student

A 28-year-old Vaughan woman has been charged in a sexual assault investigation involving a student.

Stable Neighbourhood Study underway with passage of Interim Control Bylaw

A study into what can be done to protect Aurora’s “stable neighbourhoods” is now underway, along with a one-year moratorium on new residential builds that currently exceed development standards.

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