September 18, 2026 · 0 Comments
Aurora has seen the opening of new parks and recreation spaces over the last year, along with school board partnerships on artificial turf fields, and ...
Whether we lived through them or heard about them, the 1960s and 70s were an age of change and discovery. One of the best ways ...
Local porches will be abuzz with activity on Saturday, September 26, when Porchlight Arts hosts its very first LIGHTS ON! Art & Music Festival. The ...
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Resources and training were among the factors considered in the death of Heiniu, an East Gwillimbury rottweiler that died during an incident involving Aurora animal ...
A municipal program treating local ash trees against the invasive Emerald Ash Borer beetle is set to move to the backburner as the Town focuses ...
Local cannabis retail stores could be subject to increased monitoring after lawmakers received a series of recommendations made by a citizen-led task force. Council last ...
Shopping local has been in sharp focus since the Global Pandemic, and has come under an even more powerful lens amid current trade tensions between ...
September is Aurora’s Month of Culture, and the Aurora Public Library has brought extensive programming into the mix, focusing on Indigenous teachings, cultural dialogue, and ...
It is a four-way race to Aurora’s top job in this municipal election campaign, and those vying to be Head of Council in the 2026-2030 ...
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