July 2019 Archive
Homicide investigation started after suspicious house fire on Edward Street
Investigators with the York Regional Police homicide unit are seeking witnesses following a suspicious house fire in Aurora. On Saturday, July 27, shortly before 1 ...
Archaeological study shines light on 180 forgotten pioneers
Time has erased their story, but a new chapter has begun for some of Aurora's earliest pioneers.
$5 million Library Extension clears first Council hurdle
A $5 million corridor extension to the Aurora Public Library, the latest addition to Library Square’s construction plans, cleared...
Newcomer Kitchen unites community through food
By Brock Weir Wherever we come from, we all know the taste of home. We take it with us wherever we go and delight in ...
Aurora’s Nembhard named to Canada basketball roster
Andrew Nembhard is temporarily trading in his orange and blue for the red and white.
Many Hands, Doing Good marks first year of giving back following Neville-Lake tragedy
By Brock Weir A name, a number, and maybe a logo or two. That’s what’s on the backs of your average baseball player when they ...
Pedestrian killed in Wellington Street collision
A 67-year-old Aurora woman is dead following a collision on Wellington Street West on Monday afternoon
Honeymoon Suite, The Spoons to headline 2019 Ribfest
By Brock Weir If you missed them the first time, prepare for a second Honeymoon. Classic Canadian bands Honeymoon Suite and The Spoons will headline ...
Thomas to bring Stanley Cup home to Aurora
Hockey’s most prized possession is coming to town. Aurora native Robert Thomas, of the NHL’s St. Louis Blues, will have his day with the Stanley Cup on July 29.
Aurora’s bid for Community Better Challenge falls short – but earns high marks
Aurora’s bid to be named Canada’s Most Active Community – and win $150,000 for local recreation projects -- may have fallen short to Enderby, BC, but Aurora still has some bragging rights, according to Activate Aurora.
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