More than 200 cases of COVID-19 seen in Aurora since start of pandemic

October 16, 2020 · 0 Comments

More than 200 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in Aurora since the start of the global pandemic. Aurora passed this grim milestone over Thanksgiving ...

Haunted Greenhouse is new spin on Forest tradition

A haunted greenhouse may conjure up images of windowpanes pockmarked by rocks or Morticia Addams cutting the red blooms off her roses for just the ...

New gymnasium at SARC to be reconsidered at Budget

The construction of a new gymnasium at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex (SARC) will be considered by Council once again during discussions over the Town’s ...

Zombie Hunt is family fun benefiting St. John Ambulance

Trick-or-Treating is in doubt. Vampires now have to maintain social distance. Witches are having to re-think their morning broompools. Goblins are recalibrating whatever it is ...

Virtual Southlake Run surpasses $150,000 goal – and there’s still time to show your support

The 2020 Nature’s Emporium Run for Southlake may have taken a different form this year, but the virtual SL5K run has been a resounding success ...

Trailblazer Music Festival returns for second evening October 16

If you missed last Friday’s performances at the 2020 Trailblazer Music Festival, there is a second chance to see emerging local artists perform at the ...

SAC expands focus to developing “world’s next great female leaders”

St. Anne’s School to open in northwest Aurora

Investments in remote learning coming for COVID-19 hotspots, including York Region

As new cases of COVID-19 continue to surge across Ontario, particularly in Toronto, Ottawa, Peel and York Region, the Province of Ontario is ramping up ...

Details of Library Square property deal will remain behind closed doors

Details surrounding the $7.5 million purchase of Yonge Street buildings between Mosley Street and the Aurora Public Library as part of the overall vision of ...

Downtown parking plan needs community, business input: Councillor

Various measures to help alleviate a parking crunch in Aurora’s downtown core should be guided with the help of the surrounding community and area businesses. ...

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