COVID-19

Last updated: April 14, 2021

Latest news

• April 7, 2021 - Ontario Enacts Provincial Emergency Stay-at-home order
• April 1, 2021 - Ontario Implements Provincewide Emergency Break
• March 18, 2021 - Town of Aurora marks one year of operating under COVID-19

Important Links

• COVID-19 Assessment Centres
• COVID-19 Vaccinations in York Region
• York Region Isolation Centre
• Emergency and Transitional Housing
• COVID-19 Cases in York Region
• COVID-19 Cases in Canada
• COVID-19 Update Presentation to Council -January 19, 2021
• Province of Ontario Response Framework

For questions regarding the Provincial Order call 1-888-444-3659

Information and Resources

How is Aurora prepared

On Wednesday, March 18 the Town of Aurora declared a state of emergency in response to the COVID-19 outbreak in Ontario. This declaration follows the Ontario government’s announcement that a province-wide state of emergency is now in place and will allow the Town to access additional resources and funding if necessary to help control the spread of the virus.

The health and safety of our residents, visitors and staff is a top priority. The Town of Aurora is working closely with York Region Public Health to monitor COVID-19. This is being done in collaboration with provincial and national health agencies.    

Below please find information on Town closures, public notices, frequently asked questions, department contacts and links to community resources. For all general inquiries contact Access Aurora or call 905-727-1375.

For up-to-date information about COVID-19 Visit the York Region website for information and resources on COVID-19 or call Health Connection at 1-800-361-5653. Learn about how the Ontario Ministry of Health is preparing for COVID-19 in Ontario. The Town will notify the public of future cancellations, openings and updates through:

• Town of Aurora's Covid-19 Website
• Social media channels
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
• Link to Community Resources
• Local media

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