Aurorans set to go to the polls April 28 with new riding boundaries

March 27, 2025 · 0 Comments

The countdown to the April 28 Federal Election is on and while there will be some fresh faces on the ballot this year, there will ...

YRP celebrates 50 years of women in policing

International Women’s Day event marked important milestone Women in policing shouldn’t have to apologize for their unique needs as women; instead, they deserve a workplace ...

Chamber welcomes Interim Director following retirement of Ferri

The Aurora Chamber of Commerce has welcomed new leadership following the retirement of long-time Executive Director Sandra Ferri. Back to the Chamber is Debra Wilson, ...

Public Art Strategy set to come before Council this spring

A long-awaited municipal-wide guide to public art will be coming before Council this spring for review. Funding for public art – such as murals and ...

Feds make significant investment in local watershed health

Efforts to improve ecology in the Lake Simcoe watershed received Federal dollars this month. Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP Leah Taylor Roy, accompanied by Newmarket-Aurora MP ...

Aurora’s Historic Pet Cemetery restoration sparks debate over hateful language on monuments

As the Town of Aurora continues planning the restoration of its historic Pet Cemetery, debate emerged at last Tuesday’s Committee of the Whole meeting on ...

Cenotaph restoration work will correct a century-old error

2025 marks the 100th anniversary of Aurora’s iconic Cenotaph and, amid plans to restore it to its former glory, some century-old corrections are on the ...

Winterfresh will keep community fed into spring, throughout year

Winterfresh, the primary annual fundraiser for the York Region Food Network, brought in record numbers last month and now that the numbers are in, the ...