Feds invest in charging stations, water improvements

November 19, 2020 · 0 Comments

The Government of Canada has made investments to promote the use of electric vehicles locally and to further protect drinking water as flooding continues to ...

“It is so easy to forget, but we try to keep our memories clear”

Aurora Remembers amid global challenge

Aurora passes 300 total cases of COVID-19 amid ongoing residential outbreak

Aurora has surpassed 300 cumulative cases of COVID-19 since the start of the global pandemic. The community passed this grim milestone over the weekend, with ...

Vaccine announcement factors into 2021 Budget outloook

Aurora’s financial outlook could return to a further degree of normalcy near the end of 2021, should a COVID-19 vaccine be rolled out in the ...

Stanley Cup champion receives Key to the Town

Mayor Tom Mrakas reached out to the Goodrow family to set up a time to meet the recent Stanley Cup champion and former Aurora resident ...

Holiday Inn Express brings first hotel in a decade to Aurora

Aurora had been without a hotel for nearly a decade, but that dearth for places to stay came to an end Thursday afternoon with the ...

Empty Bowls and local restaurants keep local fundraiser alive

A hearty bowl of soup goes a long way to warming the heart – but ladling it into a hand-crafted bowl while helping the community ...

Surveys aren’t enough for Council to make decision on aquatics centre

More public input is needed before Council can make a decision on a new aquatics facility to serve the community, according to lawmakers. Last week, ...

Stable Neighbourhoods guidelines up for debate November 17

Design guidelines on new builds within Aurora’s so-called “stable neighbourhoods” will be up for Council discussion on Tuesday, November 17. Council was due to discuss ...

Urban design guidelines will provide “clear expectations” on new builds in stable neighbourhoods

Urban design guidelines will set “clearer expectations” for those looking to build new homes in Aurora’s stable neighbourhoods. At least, that is the hope of ...

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