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Prince Philip leaves lasting legacy in community through awards program

Stay-at-home measures “levels playing field” for some businesses

A third wave has brought a third stay-at-home order from the Province, but this one, according to some, helps “level the playing field” for small ...

Students return to online learning following April Break

Ontario students will return to online learning following April Break. Premier Doug Ford and Education Minister Stephen Lecce announced Monday that schools across the Province ...

Vaccine supply hampering York’s efforts as Aurora deals with more than 100 active cases

More than 11,000 new appointments for COVID-19 vaccinations were opened by York Region Public Health on Tuesday, but delays in obtaining an adequate supply of ...

Historic commercial block receives heritage designation

Buildings that have defined Aurora’s business and commercial heritage for more than a century have received an extra layer of protection. Council last week unanimously ...

Sports Dome purchase costs Town nearly $1 million

A deal to purchase the Aurora Sports Dome has cost the Town nearly $1 million. On Thursday, the Town formally announced details of their acquisition ...

Designs move forward on pedestrian link between Town Park and Library Square

A proposed new sidewalk on the north side of Metcalfe Street intended to serve as a pedestrian link between Town Park and the Library Square ...

GTA West Corridor gets thumbs-down from Council

A formal objection to the Province’s plan for the GTA West Corridor – the proposed Highway 413 – may have fizzled around the Regional Council ...

Future Town decisions should be viewed through “climate lens,” says Councillor

Decisions made at Town Hall should be considered through a “climate lens,” according to Councillor Rachel Gilliland. The Councillor who previously brought forward a successful ...