The Auroran

A completely different world for Hope House after a year in pandemic

It is always hard to say goodbye. The death of a loved one can cause emotional upheaval, grief that is sometimes easier to shoulder if ...

Minister rejects Mayor’s calls to revoke MZO on Bloomington lands

Minister of Municipal Affairs Steve Clark has rejected calls from Mayor Tom Mrakas to revoke a Ministerial Zoning Order (MZO) issued last year that would ...

Funding pledged by Province to tackle rising cases of COVID-19 in emergency shelters

More than 1,500 people experience homelessness in York Region on any given night. It’s a sobering statistic, but it is an everyday reality for Michael ...

Get cracking on your egg-cellent Easter windows

Easter is fast approaching and if you’re looking for new ways to celebrate, crack open your crafty side and unleash it on your windows. As ...

Memories wanted ahead of Horse Show centennial

For more than eighty years, the Aurora Horse Show was a staple on Aurora’s calendar. Although it came to an end in 2006, the memories ...

Community Recognition Awards aim to honour those who have stepped up to meet the challenge

The last twelve months have, in many cases, brought out the best in us. Whether people have been sewing masks to keep their fellow Aurorans ...

Aurora Tigers partner with Serpa Motorsports

The Aurora Tigers has announced their fourth and newest sponsorship to the club, according to Team Governor Jim Thomson. Connected by the father of Dawson ...

Player Assist Program will help families in need

The Ontario Minor Hockey Association has introduced a player-assist program for the first-time, helping families across Ontario financially impacted due to the COVID-19 pandemic. “Basically, ...

New sidewalk considered to connect Library Square with Town Park

Connecting Library Square to Town Park is one of the long-standing visions for Aurora’s Cultural Precinct. But how to achieve this has been a question ...

March 2021 Archive