Aurora author recognized by Irish Writers Centre

March 12, 2021 · 0 Comments

Aurora writer Marnie Maguire has been named as one of 12 finalists in the Irish Writers Centre’s 2021 Novel Fair. Described as “a Dragon’s Den ...

Aurora native turns sleuth to shine light on family’s cold case

Vaccinations back on track after midweek snag left seniors in the cold

Jessie Paquette dressed extra warmly on Friday morning. Donning two pairs of jeans, a toque, and wrapping a heavy scarf around her neck, the 90-year-old ...

School Board tackles racism in new strategy

After years of identified inequities within the system, the York Region District School Board is tackling racism and anti-Black racism with a new strategy creating ...

Vibration from infill developments could have impact on heritage homes

The redevelopment of the Aurora United Church site at Tyler and Temperance Streets for a new place of worship and a seniors’ residence hit a ...

Garbage tags could provide flexibility beyond three-bag limit: Council

Since Aurora began enforcing a three-bag limit on garbage collection, the community has seen a significant reduction in the amount of waste going to landfill. ...

Investments will help victims of human trafficking get the support they need

A nearly $4 million investment into Newmarket-Aurora will help victims of human trafficking access the services and supports they need to recover. On Friday, Jill ...

Virtual Run for Southlake returns with four-week challenge

The Nature’s Emporium Run for Southlake has been a storied community event for nearly two decades. Once a run that snaked through Aurora streets, in ...

International Women’s Day marks one year anniversary of COVID-19

It’s a global day that celebrates the achievements of women, recognizes the state of gender equality, and calls on action for women’s rights. This year’s ...