Wedding chapel future eyed once again for Petch House

April 22, 2021 · 0 Comments

Petch House, one of the oldest-surviving residences in Aurora, has stood almost silently since it was restored and reconstructed behind the Aurora Seniors’ Centre nearly ...

Duke’s legacy will endure through Awards, say Gold winners

The Duke of Edinburgh might now belong to history, but his legacy will endure long into the future. That is the view shared by Adam ...

Charges laid in connection to two convenience store robberies

A 35-year-old man of no fixed address faces two robbery charges following convenience store robberies in Aurora. “On April 16, 2021, at approximately 2.10 p.m., ...

“Come Dine With Us” supports local restaurants and youth

Stay-at-Home orders extended as Province walks back some restrictions

Stay-at-Home orders across Ontario have been extended for a further two weeks amid a significant surge in COVID-19 cases, including nearly 180 active cases in ...

Pharmacy vaccine appointments now open to 40+

Select pharmacies across Ontario – including 11 in Aurora – and primary care settings are now administering COVID-19 vaccines to residents born in or before ...

Stronach’s new mission: Helping kids “Grow Up Healthy and Happy”

Every once in a while, Frank Stronach still gets a craving for cornmeal. Growing up in a working-class home, it was the staple around the ...

Future of one-way traffic on Centre Street questioned again by Council

With so many of us working from home in the new normal, changes in traffic patterns have been noted. But these shifts may delay any ...

Donation, process to make Diversity Mural a reality draws questions from some Councillors

Although a new mural celebrating Canadian diversity won the full support of Council last year, turning over some of the details to the Town’s Anti-Black ...