The Auroran

Chamber’s President & CEO to retire at end of 2024

Sandra Ferri, who has led the Aurora Chamber of Commerce for the last seven years as President & CEO, will retire at the end of ...

Feeling stressed about Back to School? Keep these tips in mind

Back-to-School season can be a stressful time for youth and their families, but Canadian Mental Health Association of York Region and South Simcoe (CMHA-YRSS) has ...

Advocates continue push to recognize Pine Ridge’s dark history

The dark brown edifice of Pine Ridge, at the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Bloomington Road, has been used for various purposes by the ...

Heritage Grant program should focus on facades, and expand in the future: committee

Aurora is looking into the establishment of a Heritage Grant program to help owners of historic properties maintain their build treasures – but the Town’s ...

Norman Dance Company imagines colourful cavalcade for Town Square opening

Students set to start the school year with challenges, but mental health supports are ready

As many Ontario students gear up for the start of the school year on Tuesday, they might be doing so while experiencing some invisible challenges. ...

Marsh plan shrinks at Tribunal but resident concerns remain

Plans to build 45 townhomes on the southwest edge of McKenzie Marsh on St. John’s Sideroad have been whittled down to 30 units in a ...

Foodiepalooza set to showcase local restaurants while helping food insecurity

World Food Day is October 16, and what better way to celebrate than trying out what York Region restaurants have to offer through Foodiepalooza? Well, ...

Cybersecurity escape room now open to businesses and residents alike

The holiday season is the busiest time of year for many local businesses, but a well-orchestrated cyber-attack can quickly bring sales to a crashing halt ...