The Auroran

Southlake remains cautious after a year of COVID-19

Just because stores are now allowed to reopen, don’t take that as a cue to have people over to your house for gatherings, says Arden ...

Good news, Aurora: On-ice activities are back

It’s music to all fans’ ears in Aurora. The Minor Tigers and Aurora Skating Club will be gearing up to get their programs back on ...

Policies being developed to foster public art in Aurora

Public art in Aurora could get a significant boost later this year. This month, Council is set to get the ball rolling on a formal ...

Proposed George Street apartment building questioned by Council

Proponents of a proposed four storey apartment building on George Street, adjacent to Chartwell Aurora long-term care, will have to make their case to Council ...

Diversity mural aims for summer completion

A final location is yet to be determined, but plans for a new mural celebrating Canada’s diversity in Aurora are beginning to take shape. A ...

Chantal Kreviazuk lends voice to Yellow Brick House virtual gala

Juno-winner Chantal Kreviazuk will lend her acclaimed voice to Yellow Brick House as the shelter prepares for its first-ever Break the Silence virtual gala. Originally ...

Council considers charging out-of-towners more for services

Non-residents of Aurora have to pay a little bit extra for fitness programs hosted by the Town, and older non-residents need to pay slightly more ...

Aurora Historical Society revives Speaker Series virtually

Hillary House National Historic Site has a long history as a public gathering place, offering not only glimpses of Aurora’s past but experts to speak ...