The bus operates door to door service during the daylight hours to all locations in Aurora and area health care facilities. There is presently over 950,000 sq. The heart of Aurora is downtown at the crossroads of Wellington and Yonge Streets. A variety of boutiques, specialized services, shops, offices and restaurants are uniquely situated within an environment of traditional 19th century historic buildings. The area is easily accessible from all points in Aurora and is Aurora Transit's servicing hub.
Convenient parking is available to the rear of the shopping district or along adjacent side streets.
A number of small and medium sized plazas are located along the Wellington and Yonge Street corridors. The Aurora Centre, located north of Wellington Street on Bayview Avenue, and anchored by Zellers and Sobey's, currently consists of 211,721 sq. For over 130 years, Aurora has been an important industrial community in York Region and the surrounding area. Approximately 750 acres of designated and mostly industrial land presently exists within Aurora. The industrial area has been divided into five zones, all of which are located on the east side of the urban area within close proximity to the Canadian National railway tracks.