June 28, 2017 · 0 Comments
On Saturday, Canada will mark very important milestone, but as old as the nation gets, Aurora will still have a few years on it.
There's a long road ahead to true Reconciliation, say community Indigenous leaders.
A new Williams on Aurora's east side has been approved pending Provincial funding.
By Mark Pavilons A King pilot has combined his love of flying and adventure, into a very special goodwill trek part-way around the world. Kingscross ...
Whether you’re looking for a little peace and solitude to clear your mind, an opportunity to get a bit closer to nature, or a chance to hit the road less travelled, Aurora’s trails system offers something for everyone. But this Saturday, however, is your chance to put on your helmet, hop on your bike and explore everything Aurora’s trails have to offer, all alongside like-minded individuals, at the inaugural Bike Aurora Day.
Aurora has been “twinned” with the Swedish community of Leksand for decades and now that Canada’s 150th anniversary is approaching, the Town is exploring opportunities to twin with First Nations.
Aurorans are invited to come out to Town Hall next Thursday, June 29, to welcome our Swedish “twins.” A delegation from Leksand, Sweden, the Scandinavian town...
After a good run working with the Town, the Aurora Bridge Club is playing dummy laying their cards bare trying to find a new space. As Aurora tiptoes closer to the next steps...
Concerts in the Park have become a popular Aurora tradition showcasing the sounds of the world under the open skies of Town Park throughout the summer. Next month, however, Concerts in the Park is kicking off the 2017 concert series with a distinctly Canadian offering to coincide with the Canada 150 celebrations.
Canada might be the recipient of most of the 150 love these days, but Aurora will extend this love to Town Park next Friday, June 30, as it marks its 150th anniversary in the heart of the community.
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