Aurora area codes
Aurora, Ontario is served by 4 area codes: 365, 289, 905 and 742. They overlay the same geography, so local calls take all ten digits regardless of which code a number uses. 365 carries the most numbers – 20 of the 49 number blocks assigned in the exchange, about 41%. The newest of them, 742, went into service in 2021. VoIP providers hold the largest share of blocks here (27%), which is unusual and typical of exchanges where numbers are issued for business or virtual lines.
Area codes serving Aurora
Blocks are allocations recorded by the Canadian Numbering Administrator for this exchange area, not a count of people with those numbers.
Who holds Aurora numbers
- VoIP providers27%
- Rogers20%
- Bell16%
“VoIP providers” and “Other” group carriers whose names our mapping does not resolve individually – they are buckets, not companies.
Questions about Aurora numbers
What area code is Aurora?
Aurora has 4: 365, 289, 905, 742. All of them cover the same area, so a number can carry any of them.
Do I need to dial 10 digits in Aurora?
Yes. Where two or more codes overlay the same area, every local call needs the full ten digits.
Which carrier has most Aurora numbers?
VoIP providers holds about 27% of the number blocks assigned here. This is share of blocks allocated by the Canadian Numbering Administrator, not share of customers – people keep their numbers when they switch carriers.
Is 742 a new area code?
It went into service in 2021 as an overlay, meaning it was added to supply new numbers in the same area rather than replacing the existing codes.
Is a call from a Aurora number safe?
The area code tells you nothing about that. Spam callers routinely fake the number they display, often choosing a local-looking one because it gets answered more often. Look up the full number instead.
Other places in Ontario
Source
Canadian Numbering Administrator, CO Code Status, data date 31 October 2026. The CNA publishes one file per area code each weeknight; we aggregate by exchange area and province.
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