June 2026 Archive

Aurora looking to stockpile winter salt following last year’s shortage

It might still be spring, but the Town of Aurora is looking to stockpile road salt now before the winter ahead after last season’s shortages. ...

Council’s authority to be limited during “lame duck” election period

As the October municipal election fast approaches, local lawmakers will look at how the powers of elected members will be limited during the so-called “lame ...

Sport Aurora’s Annual Spring All-Sport/One Day event inspires youngsters to try eight new sports

In optimal mid-June conditions, Sport Aurora presented its Annual Spring All-Sport/One Day event on Saturday at McMahon Park.  Participants between the ages of 6-18 availed ...

Watch Party attendees witness history in Canada’s 1-1 draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina

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Aurora Teen Idol eager to share “passion” for performing arts

Scarlett Lau has long had a passion for the performing arts – and she will be able to share that passion with more people than ...

Music, milestones and history on tap as Canada Day approaches

Spoons set to headline Dance in the Park

Ward 2 Councillor Gilliland will not seek third Council term

Serving Aurora has been one of the greatest honours of Ward 2 Councillor Rachel Gilliland’s life, she says, but her time at the Council table ...

Aurora Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2026 celebrated at Town Hall ceremony

Joe Bentolila, George Biondic, Paul Rosen, Shayne Stevenson, and Aurora Church Dodgers Hockey Club to be enshrined on November 5

Renovictions could be tackled by Council this month

Aurora needs to step up and support its renters when it comes to renovictions, Council members agree, but just how to do so is the ...

Elected officials should reimburse Town for conference expenses if they decide not to seek re-election: resident suggests

Councillors will soon need to report on learnings from conferences

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