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Sunset Clause approved for zoning amendments

More needs to be done to fight invasive species in local green spaces: Councillor

With their tall stock topped with a billowing plume, phragmites are hard to miss on the average stroll around Aurora. While some might think they ...

Theatre Aurora’s “Lonely Planet” helps actors grapple with challenging times – on stage and off

Over the course of COVID-19, York Region teacher Chris Cluff saw his world close around him. Remote learning paused face-to-face interaction with his students, COVID ...

TA’s Lonely Planet: A Review

After a pandemic-induced winter shutdown, live productions are back at Theatre Aurora starting with “Lonely Planet”. The play by Steven Dietz tells the story of ...

CDS debater wins Worlds for fourth time in seven years

A Country Day School (CDS) debater made history once again last month at the 34th annual World Independent Debating and Public Speaking Championships (WIDPSC) hosted virtually by ...

Aurora gym owner representing Team Ontario in Calgary

Tara Jokar Deris, owner of K.O. Club Martial Arts Fitness in Aurora will have the honour of representing Team Ontario between May 12 and May ...

Sport Tourism plan aims to make Aurora a destination for athletes, supporters

Aurora is one step closer towards its goal of becoming a sport tourism destination. Council last week approved the Town’s Sport Tourism Plan, which will ...

Aurora Farmers’ Market celebrates 20 years of “Shop Local”

20th season of the Aurora Farmers' Market opens this Saturday morning, May 7, at Town Park.

And they’re off: The race is on to be Aurora’s representatives at Queen’s Park

The 2022 Provincial Election is formally underway. The Ontario Legislature was formally dissolved on Tuesday afternoon, clearing the way for the June 2 election. Once ...