The Auroran

Environment, economy in focus at Climate Action debate

All-candidates meeting held February 12

Councillor formally calls for re-think on men’s transitional housing project

There might still be a future for a men’s emergency and transitional housing project in Aurora’s south end. This month, following a motion put forward ...

Aurora approves measures addressing US Tariff threats

Council has unanimously passed a motion to amend its procurement by-law, with changes designed to respond to potential US tariffs and support Canadian suppliers in ...

Junior Panthers’ 3-2 OT win over Durham West Lightning extends winning streak to eight

Kiera Johnson’s dramatic overtime goal with 1.8 seconds left on the clock lifted the red-hot Central York Junior Panthers to a 3-2 victory over Durham ...

Museum and School collaborate to mark more than 70 years of education history

As the final days of Dr. G.W. Williams’ presence on Dunning Avenue nears, students have collaborated with the Aurora Museum & Archives on a permanent ...

Chamber dubs tariff threat a “wake-up” call

The Aurora Chamber of Commerce is encouraging an emphasis in buying local and buying Canadian, describing the looming threats as a “wake-up call for our ...

Mental health leaders celebrate half-century as difference-makers

As we mark twenty-five years into a new century, Kim Lewis marks time through a slightly different lens. As the Senior Director of Services for ...

Heritage Committee members call for new signage for “problematic” pet cemetery markers

Local heritage advocates have called for additional signage at the site of the Happy Woodland Pet Cemetery to “contextualize” grave markers seen as “problematic” through ...

Provincial candidates share their views on tariffs and transit

Tariffs and transit were hot topics on the campaign trail last week, with Provincial party leaders taking their messages to voters across Ontario. Last week ...