Brock Weir

The Region of York could fast track the process to replace Regional Chair Wayne Emmerson, potentially being able to tap a successor by mid-December.

Deliberations over the 2025 municipal budget began in earnest this week following a formal presentation to Council on November 5.

In an ideal world, they would have put themselves out of business, but as long as there’s a need, Your Support Services Network will be there to help.

Lindsay Grace, a resident of Aurora for more than 40 years, grew up “living above the shop” – but this was no apartment above a store on a busy thoroughfare. Instead, it was a modern apartment above a store in Aurora’s St. Andrew’s Village, a place which fostered a very unique sense of a community within Aurora, but slightly apart.

A proposal to redevelop a corner of Industry and Mary Streets for purpose-built rental units has sparked concerns on its impact to both Mary Street and the adjacent Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area.

Flags were lowered across all municipal facilities last Wednesday in memory of Richard Isaacson, a two-term Aurora Councillor.

Penny Sedore, a local teacher who helped foster a love of music for generations of students, has died at 75.

In the midst of an affordability crisis, a popular guide on how to navigate the local community on a budget has been revised and re-issued for a very different world.

Finding the perfect gift for someone on your holiday shopping list can be stressful at the best of times – but Oakridge’s Fashions has stepped up to take away some of the guesswork, while helping the community at the same time.

For nearly a decade, Aurora’s Christmas Market has served as both a place for residents to get their shopping done and share fellowship at the start of the holiday season. This year, however, the Town will present a fresh take on the popular event as it comes back bigger and better at Aurora Town Square.