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“Give where you live,” say Food Banks amid affordability crisis
June 23, 2022 · 0 Comments
Inflation has hit everyone, but some are better able to manage the hit than others. That is particularly evident at the Aurora Food Pantry, which ...
Garden Tour showcases green thumbs across Aurora
Maureen Crosby didn’t inherit her green thumb. Growing up in a townhouse in downtown Toronto that was practically lawn-free, as a teen she would haul ...
Canada Day to be celebrated in three-day party
Get ready to don your red and white as Canada’s Birthday Town prepares for a three-day Canada Day celebration. The Town’s traditional Dance in the ...
Constellations Music Festival to bring Afro-Cuban, Brazilian and Haitian music to Town Park
Music representing Brazilian, Haitian and Afro-Cuban influences will get people up on their feet next Saturday as the Aurora Cultural Centre hosts their inaugural Constellations ...
I.D.E.A. Symposium wants your voice in creating Inclusive, Diverse, Equitable and Accessible community
Art, music and drama are universal languages that can break down barriers and build cultural bridges – and the Aurora Cultural Centre is looking to ...
Pilot project will offer settlement services to newcomers at Library
Libraries are often the first point contact for newcomers to Canada when seeking services to help them land on their feet. Aurora is no exception, ...
Southlake joins Princess Margaret network to bring resources to York, South Simcoe
Southlake’s Stronach Regional Cancer Centre is the first hospital in the Province to team with the Princess Margaret Cancer Care Network to bring increased resources ...
Re-think urged for Aurora’s Community Improvement Plan on accessibility, sustainability and affordability
Council members are urging a re-think on Aurora’s Community Improvement Plan after uptake from downtown business and property owners was less than hoped for. The ...
Country Day School student awarded largest Canadian STEM scholarship
Marianna Speranza received the exciting news while driving home from rep volleyball practice with her parents last month. She had won a coveted $80,000 Schulich ...
Parsa looking forward to representing Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill at Queen’s Park once again
When you’re elected once, it’s a dream come true. When you’re elected for a second time, for Michael Parsa it’s an “even bigger honour.” This ...
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