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Central York Fire Services (CYFS) is working alongside the National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) for Fire Prevention Week now until October 12. This year’s focus is on the importance of having working smoke alarms on every storey of your home.

In the event of an emergency, working smoke alarms and a home escape plan can save lives. Ontario law requires a homeowner to install and maintain working smoke alarms on every storey of a home and outside all sleeping areas. It is also law to have...

The Town of Aurora will host its third and final e-waste event of the year on Saturday, October 26, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Joint Operations Centre. This is your last chance in 2024 to responsibly dispose of your outdated or unwanted tech.

From old computers and clunky TVs to those cell phones you’ve replaced, this is the perfect opportunity to declutter and recycle while reducing electronic waste and supporting a greener community.

If you’re looking for more information on the event or...

The Town of Aurora is thrilled to announce the grand opening of John Abel Park, a beautiful new green space designed to celebrate nature, community, and creativity. The park, named in honour of former Councillor John Abel, officially opened yesterday.

“John Abel’s dedication to Aurora’s cultural and natural landscape is beautifully reflected in this park,” said Mayor Tom Mrakas. “John Abel Park is a living tribute to his vision, blending art, nature, and community, and providing a space for all...

The Town of Aurora is thrilled to announce a new partnership with Environmental 360 Solutions to introduce an outdoor smart battery collection container at Aurora Town Park. This initiative makes Aurora the first municipality in York Region and the fifth municipality in Ontario to offer residents 24/7 access to a dedicated, weather-resistant battery recycling bin.

“We are proud to be at the forefront of environmental stewardship in York Region,” said Aurora Mayor Tom Mrakas. “This new outdoor...

The Town of Aurora is extending the Windrow Removal Pilot Program for the 2024- 2025 winter season to help seniors and residents with disabilities. Launched last year, the program helps clear the snow piles left at the end of driveways after road plowing.

“We recognize that for many seniors and individuals with disabilities, snow removal can be a significant barrier to getting in and out of their homes safely," said Mayor Tom Mrakas. “By extending this program, we’re continuing our efforts to...