Housing crunch highlighted as leaders pledge action

September 2, 2021 · 0 Comments

As housing prices continue to rise, residents – and potential residents – of the community have also pointed to a lack of other forms of ...

100 Women Who Care York Region cross important threshold as difference-makers

If you had just 60 minutes to spare, what would you do with it? Your first thought might be, “How much can you do in ...

Municipal employees will be required to vaccinate as cases rise again

As new cases of COVID-19 continue to rise across Ontario, the Town of Aurora has implemented mandatory vaccines for all employees. In a statement released ...

Two-time champ Goodrow brings Stanley Cup home

Leisa Way brings iconic rock and country sounds to Ribfest

The sizzling aroma of freshly-grilled ribs will be hanging over Aurora this week as the Ribfest returns to Machell Park after more than a year’s ...

From the stage to both sides of the camera, Marquee finds “blessing in disguise” during COVID

Blessings might wear disguises, so it is a good thing Aurora’s Marquee Theatrical Productions has an expansive costume department! The Industrial Parkway North non-profit, which ...

Meet Your Candidates: Tony Van Bynen (Liberal, Newmarket-Aurora)

When he first took his seat in the House of Commons in 2019, former Newmarket mayor Tony Van Bynen wanted to be a voice for ...

Meet Your Candidates: Harold Kim (Conservative, Newmarket-Aurora)

In his two successful bids for a place on Aurora Council, Harold Kim ran on a slogan of “servant leadership,” that is working for and ...

All roads lead to Aurora Town Square as redevelopment gets branding

Downtown revitalization has been a perennial theme for Aurora, particularly driving people into what was once the busiest part of the community – and in ...