December 2021 Archive

Outdoor educator honoured by Lake Simcoe Region Conservation Authority

Tom Lewis has been inspired by nature since he first went away to camp as a child. He slept under the stars, put in some ...

Fire department overwhelmed with toys and food following thefts from donation bins

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Graystones serves last customers after 56 years in Aurora

They wanted little fanfare; all they wanted was to focus on making sure the last meal they served customers this past Sunday night was the ...

Ontarians 18+ eligible for vaccine boosters Monday

All Ontarians who received their second dose of an approved COVID-19 vaccine at least three months ago will be eligible for a booster shot this ...

High school hockey welcomed back in Aurora

High school hockey officially began in Aurora last week as St. Maximillian Kolbe CHS and Aurora High School were both in action.  Kicking things off ...

2022 Hall of Fame nomination process now open

Aurora Sports Hall of Fame President & Chair Javed Khan and Chair of the Induction Committee Stephen Forsey would like you to know, the nomination ...

Residents renew calls to make Aurora a whistle-free community

It’s a track that has been travelled many times but has ultimately led nowhere, but Aurora residents are once again calling on Council to undertake ...

2,000 gifts wrapped by students and sent to seniors in the community

As Santa’s elves are busy putting the finishing touches on gifts for kids this Christmas, some local elves at St. Andrew’s College have been hard ...

Constellations spark imagination in Cultural Centre exhibition by Emily Carriere

Constellations have sparked the imagination for millennia. In them, our imaginations tend to run wild. What we see might not be the same as the ...

Streetscape improvements re-examined for Downtown Promenade

They were largely left on the backburner nearly nine years ago, now Council is set to re-consider streetscape improvements to make Aurora’s Yonge and Wellington ...

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