Accessibility Plan renews Plans to break down barriers across Aurora

March 24, 2022 · 0 Comments

Efforts continue to make Aurora a barrier-free community. Council has approved a new Multi-Year Accessibility Plan which will serve as a blueprint for barriers to ...

Local bakers can help Hospice feel more like home

Did you use any downtime at the start of the global pandemic to hone your baking skills? Maybe you’ve learned the delicate art of cake ...

Help shape the future of public art at March 31 forum

Help shape what public art means to – and looks like in – Aurora next Thursday as the Town of Aurora hosts a Public Art ...

Diversity and inclusion a key focus of new Cultural Centre campaign

“Be a willow, not an oak,” Artistic Outreach Coordinator challenges community

Province gives boost to long-term care, senior health in Aurora

Local long-term care residences Chartwell Aurora and Willows Estate have received a boost from the Provincial Government. Last week, Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MPP Michael Parsa ...

Short-term rental owners could need business license: Town

If you’re looking to make some extra money renting out a property – or even a room – on a short-term basis, the Town of ...

Sisters put bracelet skills to use raising funds for Ukraine

Vaccines are only shield for students against COVID-19: Public Health

Students this week returned to the class without COVID-19 screenings, masks or cohorts. Without these measures in place, Dr. Barry Pakes, Medical Officer of Health ...

Immigration stories wanted by Museum & Archives for new exhibition

Immigration is inextricably part of the Canadian story – from individuals fleeing persecution in other parts of the world, to families wanting to find better ...

New charging stations will provide more options for EV drivers

Those driving – or interested in buying – electric vehicles now have more options to charge up in Aurora. On Wednesday, Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP ...

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