Santa Claus Parade moves from Yonge Street to AFLC due to health restrictions

November 6, 2020 · 0 Comments

Thousands line Yonge Street each November to see St. Nick make his way down Yonge Street at the culmination of Aurora’s popular Santa Under the ...

Queen’s York Rangers’ history finds pride of place at Town Hall

The Queen’s York Rangers’ storied history in Aurora now has permanent pride of place at Town Hall. As the Aurora Museum & Archives has temporarily ...

Aurora thanks David Tomlinson for Wildlife Park vision

Landscape architect David Tomlinson has been praised for his dedication to preserving and restoring local wildlife. It is a cause he has tirelessly championed since ...

COVID-19 tops Council concerns on first sweep of 2021 Budget

Planning ahead for whatever COVID-19 might bring in the next year or two was top of mind for local lawmakers as they took their first ...

Youth aim to “shake up” civic engagement in COVID-19 recovery

COVID-19 has changed the world and, as we look ahead to what a post-virus world might look like, local youth are spending their downtime looking ...

How improving mindset and exercise will enhance your Winter

It all begins with your mindset: how you view the world and what comes with it. And then comes your actions, and how you handle ...

“We are standing on the shoulders of giants”

Robert Hay vividly recalls visiting hospitals to meet elderly veterans of the First World War. When he first joined the Royal Canadian Regiment more than ...

Gyms, restaurants expected to re-open Saturday

Gyms and indoor dining is set to resume this Saturday as the Province lifts York Region – along with Ottawa and Peel – out of ...

“Great Canadian Achievements” mural should be expanded for diversity: Council

The Great Canadian Achievements Mural has been a landmark on the southeast corner of Yonge and Wellington for nearly 20 years. First dedicated in November, ...