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Neighbours “rise up” for better Downtown plan
January 27, 2016 · 0 Comments
Aurora’s Cultural Precinct should be backed with a concept that can endure for generations, according to area residents.
Police launch anti-hate campaign across 400 YRT buses
Hate crimes are on the rise in York Region, but many instances simply go unreported. Rather than make...
Aurora High Grads bring magical “vision” to Cultural Centre
When he was a youngster, James Zhang was inspired by the fantastic. The Grade 12 student from Aurora High School (AHS) was...
Theatre Aurora’s “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” – A Review
By Scott Johnston Theatre Aurora takes us back to our childhoods with “The 25th Annual Putnam Spelling Bee.” This winning musical comedy, set entirely during ...
Great Artists series opens Friday with Glenn Gould tribute
As a budding pianist growing up, Bonnie Kraft always felt a personal connection with Canadian musician Glenn Gould....
New advertising strategy could bring tens of thousands into municipal coffers: Thom
Last year, arenas on both sides of Yonge Street were re-branded following sponsorship agreements with Aurora’s McAlpine Ford Lincoln and Newmarket’s Pfaff Automotive, but more should be done in forging these sponsorship deals both on and off the ice, according to Councillor Jeff Thom.
Hospital parking to become more affordable this fall
It will soon be more affordable to park at hospitals like Southlake Regional Health Centre thanks to some intervention from the Ontario Government.
We’re back in business, says Aurora Chamber of Commerce
How can the Aurora Chamber of Commerce find its relevancy within the community again as business needs evolve? That is the question...
100 Women Who Care take fundraising to the grassroots
Sixty minutes, four times a year, might not seem like enough time to make much of a difference in the local community, but a growing group of local women are finding it is more than enough time to have a big impact on the world around them.
New CAO wants Aurora to have bigger voice
Doug Nadorozny sees himself as a conduit between the residents of Aurora and Town Hall – for better or worse.
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