Museum’s film examines close ties between Aurora and Regiment

June 28, 2019 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir Muskets on their backs, they marched through what is now Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area prepared for enemy fire. Their forest green uniforms ...

Sports field shortfall to rise by nearly 20 in “not too distant future”

Aurora has been short on sports fields for nearly a decade, and this shortfall is only expected to get worse in the “not too distant future,” according to Town Staff.

Urban design guidelines concerning for some Council members

Urban design guidelines, which could give planners a blueprint on the kinds of building materials and aesthetics that would be welcome in Aurora’s stable neighbourhoods could be too restrictive, according to some Council members.

Coyote problems increasing on Aurora’s west side

Alyssa Perretta didn’t expect to see anything unusual when she, accompanied by a friend, took her German Shepherd for a walk in the Henderson Drive area last week.

The Show Must Go On: Canada Day tradition salvaged at eleventh hour

For decades, Town Park has been Aurora’s destination to get a head-start on Canada Day celebrations with the annual Dance in the Park.

Canada’s Birthday Town gearing up for celebration

Canada’s Birthday Town is putting the finishing touches on Aurora’s Canada Day celebrations.

UPDATE: Police release composite sketch of sexual assault suspect

By Brock Weir York Regional Police has released a composite sketch of a suspect wanted following a sexual assault on an Aurora teen. On Monday ...

Fashion show shines light on Elder Abuse

By Brock Weir Local seniors have been hard at work this week getting catwalk-ready to raise awareness on a very important issue. Hello Beautiful, a ...