February 22, 2018 · 0 Comments
Aurora’s last few new developments are slowly but surely filling in – but what comes next when the Town reaches build out? That is a question the Town hopes to address in its new 10 year Strategic Plan.
Dawe will seek third term to see Library Square, Armoury brought to fruition
“Heart-y’s” That’s what nine-year-old Aurora resident Owen Veloso thinks the venerable Canadian hamburger restaurant Harvey’s should be called.
Leah Parsons delivers powerful message of love and coping to local parents and students.
Athletes who descended on South Korea for the 2018 Winter Olympics last week are not the only ones with a chance to try out their prowess on the ice and snow – budding athletes, young tots just learning how to walk in the snow, and their whole families can have just that and a whole lot more next week at Aurora’s Arctic Adventure.
By Brock Weir Jacqueline Li is a life-long lover of learning and, for the Aurora student, there are opportunities to learn around just about every ...
Aurora’s Business Concierge Program was founded to provide resources for big investors – like Bulk Barn – who might be interested in doing business in Town.
A new “Community Code of Conduct” will crack down on what the Town of Aurora describes as “inappropriate patron behaviours” at municipal facilities.
They say that variety is the spice of life, but, if you ask a Scout, they light beg to differ. SPICES, in fact, very well might be the spice of life and it is a philosophy that has served Aurora Scouts well into their seventh decade.
There is a misconception that blues weighs down the soul, but when you get 15 people up on stage creating something that gives them joy, this joy can be contagious.
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