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Charging forward with our plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The Town of Aurora is dedicated to ensuring our water and wastewater rates remain fair, affordable, and sustainable, while also sufficient for funding the cost of operating and maintaining Aurora’s water and wastewater infrastructure. To achieve this, we're conducting a thorough review of our current water and wastewater rate structures.

Join us for our public consultation meeting to learn about our new proposed rate structure. Share your concerns, suggestions, and ideas about water and...

On Sunday, March 10, Daylight Saving Time officially begins. Central York Fire Services (CYFS) reminds residents to move their clocks forward one hour and to use this routine as a time to check all their smoke and carbon monoxide detectors and replace the batteries, clean and test each unit.

Carbon monoxide is known as a "silent killer" because it has no smell, taste or visual warning and it has toxic effects. Working carbon monoxide alarms provide occupants early detection and alerts them to...

Despite the hard work of our Parks staff, the warmer temperatures have made it tough to maintain our outdoor rinks. Effective March 4, 2024, all outdoor rinks are closed for the season.

For indoor skating options, visit aurora.ca/Skating.

Three Town of Aurora events have been awarded a 2024 Top 100 Award, during the Festival & Events Ontario’s (FEO) Annual Conference “IMAGINE” in Niagara Falls, Ontario. The Aurora events that won are Aurora’s Christmas Market, Aurora’s Haunted Forest and Aurora’s Multicultural Festival.

The FEO Top 100 Awards program recognizes Ontario’s leading source of quality festivals and events across the province. Community festivals and internationally recognized events were received for consideration in...