Artists look to the future for Truth & Reconciliation

November 8, 2017 · 0 Comments

Never again. It is a statement Canadians hear often at this time of year as Remembrance Day approaches. It is a time for reflection on ...

Darcy Hayes reclaims crown at Royal Winter Fair

Aurora’s Darcy Hayes has taken the Hunter Derby Victory for the second year running at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.

Bridge Club turns down Seniors’ Centre option

Community groups displaced by the upcoming demolition of the former Aurora Public Library and Seniors’ Centre buildings on Victoria Street will not pursue space at the Aurora Seniors’ Centre after Council rejected a rent subsidy bid.

Holiday marketplace benefits 360 Kids

The Toronto Montessori School Holiday Marketplace will be a celebration of Canada 150 and will feature artisans and entrepreneurs selling unique locally produced products on ...

The Century of Sergeant Strange

"You joined up to get a husband." Nearly eighty years later these words still ring in the ears of centenarian Sgt. Peggy Strange.

Yonge Street banners pay tribute to fallen Andreans

November is here and it is time to Remember. Last week, the Royal Canadian Legion, in...

3.1% tax increase considered as budget talks begin

Aurora residents could face a minimum 2.9 per cent increase on the municipal portion of their tax bill in 2018.

Remembrance Day to be marked with RCAF flypast

November is a reflective time of year for many Canadians, but here in Aurora, Remembrance Day ceremonies will have an extra poignancy this year with an RCAF Flypast.

Return of winter parking restrictions prompts call for alternative solutions

On-street parking will once again be prohibited between 2 a.m. and 6 a.m. starting November 15 following a Council decision last week. After a pilot program last year paved the way for...