Neighbours concerns to be addressed as Highland Gate redevelopment inches forward

August 1, 2017 · 0 Comments

As sales get underway at Allegro, the formal name of the Highland Gate redevelopment, focus will soon turn towards construction and everything that entails for the community. With developers keen...

Aurora “Speaks” through new online engagement program

In the online world, it can be difficult for your voice to be heard – but municipal staff are ready to hear you loud and clear through the launch of Place Speak. The Town of Aurora welcomes the public to head over to its website to become familiar with Place Speak, a new online mechanism for community engagement. With a ...

All you need is love: stranded photographers want to document your moments of happiness

When a love is strong, it can be an unstoppable force – even if you’re stranded in a van at Canadian Tire. It is helping to keep high the spirits of Portuguese photographers Sofia Alves and Ivo Tavares when their road trip across the Americas documenting love in all its forms hit a significant speedbump here in town over the weekend. But...

Popular Bernadette Connors prepares for Saturday “homecoming”

Despite being born and raised in Georgina, Aurora feels like home for musician Bernadette Connors. A popular singer-songwriter on the local music scene, the regular performer at local pubs and restaurants has been warmly embraced by the Aurora community, and on Saturday she’s coming back to return that love as a featured performer at the Aurora Music Festival.

Lions football reaches two championship finals

The York Region Lions will have not one, but two opportunities to bring home a provincial championship this summer.

Diamond Jubilee Park set to open this month

Nearly five years in the making, Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Park will soon be ready to welcome visitors. Aurora’s first fully-accessible park, designed with amenities...

14-year-old cyclist injured in serious collision

Investigators with the York Regional Police Major Collision Investigation Unit are seeking witnesses following a serious collision involving a cyclist in Aurora. On Monday, July ...

Local runners take strides for youth mental health

By Brock Weir Whether it is anxiety, depression, or even addiction, it is estimated that as many as two million young Canadians are now struggling ...

Ballard named Ontario Environment Minister

Long time advocate for Moraine preservation moved to Environment and Climate Change portfolio in Monday cabinet shuffle.

Ladies get Ball-sy to help out their favourite causes

To make a difference, sometimes it takes some balls – just as the women of the Aurora/Newmarket Ladies Ball Hockey League. There might not be skates, but some of our area’s fastest women are lacing up their running shoes, taping up their hockey sticks, and getting their balls warmed up for their summer tournament, the end of another fun season on the ice-free floor of Arena One of the Aurora Community Centre.

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