The Auroran

Rainbow Crosswalk hailed as “important symbol” for community

As far as walks go, it was a relatively short one, but it was a step in the right direction for Aurora, according to dignitaries ...

Aurora resident tests positive for West Nile Virus

A York Region resident is the first human case of West Nile Virus in 2020, according to the Region of York. The individual has recovered ...

Education Minister lauds approval of new east Aurora school

“Lessons” coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic will help influence the design and construction of future schools in Ontario, according to Education Minister Stephen Lecce. ...

Library Square gives Aurora a sense of identity and hope: Kim

It is time to give Aurora a sense of hope and bolster its identity and move on with the redevelopment of Library Square, according to ...

Camp Counsellor lends voice to online singalongs

What do moose, bumble bees and Princess Pat have in common? They have kept young Aurorans busy in a virtual way since March – and ...

Library re-opens for limited computer use

Access to a computer and internet is more of a necessity than a luxury today, and, for those who are unable to access devices of ...

Trustee raises concerns with YCDSB’s back-to-school plan

Mandatory masks, teacher staffing issues raised by Aurora-King parents As parents across Aurora and King make their final decision on whether or not to send ...

Soul Benefit brings R&B, Motown and spirit of giving to Concerts in the Park

It is hard to practice social distancing when rehearsing with your band, but if there is a will, there’s also a way – provided you ...

Aurora receives emergency funding in response to COVID-19

The Ontario Government has allocated nearly $1.3 million in emergency funding as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. The grant, totalling $1,298,500 was announced by ...