May 2021 Archive
Eric McCartney named Aurora’s 2021 Citizen of the Year
From lending a hand to the St. John’s Ambulance Dog Therapy Program, to countless hours spent ringing the bell for the Salvation Army Kettle Drive, ...
Aurora on track for a population of 84,900 by 2051
Aurora is on track to reach a population of 84,500 by 2051 to meet growth targets put forward by the Province of Ontario. With numbers ...
No one-size-fits-all solution in proposed updates to noise bylaw
A “modernized” noise bylaw for Aurora will account for constriction noise as the community continues to grow and redevelop, but do changes have a true ...
York Region kicks off Digital Pride this Wednesday
We still have to keep our distance, but the community is set to come together virtually this Wednesday, June 2, for the kick-off of Digital ...
Facebook group helps residents find dinner and support local
If you’ve ever wanted to order in dinner without any specific hankering, sometimes the choices can be overwhelming. But a local Facebook group is working ...
Charity Golf Challenge to be held at Cardinal Golf Club
The eighth annual We Charity Golf Challenge, by Brent Morning and Friends, will be hosted virtually this year. The challenge will take place at Cardinal ...
Charities to benefit from Hoedown Community Fund
The Magna Hoedown, York Region’s biggest annual party, may be on hold until 2022, but that doesn’t mean local charities who share in the $500,000 ...
Queer authors explored in Boys & Books club for Pride Month
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Weekend vaccine pop-up at Aurora Community Centre extended through Monday
Residents twelve years of age or older will be able to get a dose of Pfizer at a local popup vaccination clinic this weekend. On ...
Reopening Province will depend on vaccine rates
Every dose of COVID-19 vaccine injected into an arm will bring us one step closer to re-opening Ontario, the Province announced Thursday. Last week, the ...
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