Student steps up to help local food banks address “period poverty”

May 14, 2021 · 0 Comments

It’s an issue that not many people talk about, let alone young people, but Country Day School student Neyla Kirby hasn’t been afraid to tackle ...

Public’s help sought in designing Korean War Memorial

It has been a passion project for local historians and veterans, and now the public’s help is being sought to make the dream a reality. ...

Aurora Chamber of Commerce re-brands, launches new site

The global pandemic has changed the face of business, and the Aurora Chamber of Commerce has given itself a facelift of its own. The Chamber ...

Machell’s Alley will welcome visitors to Downtown Aurora this summer

As work continues on Library Square, a new temporary downtown space will serve as a gathering place in Aurora’s historic downtown core. Work is set ...

Cultural Centre brings arts into the home with virtual series

The Aurora Cultural Centre may not be able to welcome residents into the Church Street School due to Library Square construction, or into their temporary ...

Hybrid voting system eyed again for 2022 election

The next municipal election is less than 18 months away, and preparations are underway for the 2022 vote. This month, Council is poised to endorse ...

Omar’s Shoes fighting to stay in Aurora after 51 years

Mayors call for “predictability” on what will follow stay-at-home order

Mayors from across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area are calling on the Province for greater “predictability” when it comes to Ontario’s current stay-at-home orders. ...

50% of eligible York Region adults have received first dose of vaccine

York Region residents born in 1981 or earlier are now eligible to register for their COVID-19 vaccinations. York Region Public Health set out their timelines ...