Armoury lease could come under closer scrutiny, if Councillor gets their way

July 21, 2022 · 0 Comments

The Town’s lease with Niagara College’s Canadian Food & Wine Institute for the latter’s use of the historic Aurora Armoury could come under closer public ...

New four-way stops coming to Wells Street following Council approval

New all-way stops will soon be coming to Wells Street at its intersections with Harrison and Connaught Avenues. The traffic calming measures, which were touted ...

Great APL Cookbook serves up tasty treats with a dash of literary love

“If you could invite three people to dinner, living and dead, who would it be?” We’ve often been asked this philosophical question, with the answers ...

Travelling Milburys brings sounds of Orbison, Petty and Harrison to Town Park

George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne and Bob Dylan didn’t waste any time individually earning musical immortality. But, when they came together as ...

“Our greatest fear is to send somebody away with nothing”

Welcoming Arms adapting to rising demand, food costs

Vaccine expansion welcomed by medical community

Significant expansion in eligibility and availability of COVID-19 vaccines last week have been welcomed by the medical community. Effective last Thursday, July 14, all Ontarians ...

Students honoured by Town with John West Memorial Scholarships

Students from Aurora High School and St. Andrew’s College are this year’s recipients of the John West Leaders of Tomorrow scholarship. Presented by the Town ...

Local golfer qualifies for National Championship

Aurora’s Angelina Chang smashed the MJT Girls 8U qualifier at Sawmill Golf Course on July 3, receiving an invitation to the MJT Mini Tour National ...

COVID’s seventh wave comes as hospitals continue to struggle with capacity

Ontario is settling into its seventh wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. Numbers are rising along with hospital admissions, says Dr. Barry Pakes, York Region’s Medical ...