COVID-19 surge may be “plateauing,” says Medical Officer of Health

January 20, 2022 · 0 Comments

As Aurora sees its 49th and 50th residents lost to COVID-19, there may be signs the latest wave of the virus is reaching a plateau. With COVID-19 ...

“Attainable” housing a focus in Town’s 2051 plan

As home prices continue to soar, Aurora’s growth plans through 2051 could include financial incentives for affordable housing. Council last week received an update on ...

Learn to Zoom helps newcomers stay connected to the world

In the midst of revolving lockdowns, Zoom and other online platforms have been invaluable tools in staying connected face-to-face. But not everyone has the same ...

First components of Town Square redevelopment eyed for April opening

As the $5 million capital campaign for Aurora Town Square continues, the first elements of the $56 million redevelopment and downtown revitalization project are shaping ...

Oakridge’s Fashions marks 25th anniversary with move to community’s heart

Aurora’s popular Oakridge’s Fashions is making a bold move: to the heart of the community it has served for 25 years. On New Year’s Eve, ...

Music and family are themes that help guide One Book One Aurora 2022

Music, which transcends language barriers, has brought people together since our ancestors sounded the first notes. It connects people in a powerful way, sometimes in ...

Contractor helps provide more than 200 meals for residents in need

Welcoming Arms provides weekly meals to residents in need – and barely missed a beat in fulfilling its mandate throughout the global pandemic. Helping to ...