Council Approves $105K Budget Increase for Train Crossing Safety Assessments

January 23, 2025 · 0 Comments

Council has approved a $105,000 budget increase to fund safety assessments at Aurora’s four train crossings. The goal of these assessments is to determine what ...

Nature’s Emporium Run sets $500,000 goal for Southlake Fundraiser

Southlake Health’s biggest annual fundraiser, the Nature’s Emporium Run for Southlake, is set for Sunday, April 27, and organizers are hoping to set new records ...

Wooden quilt is cross-country journey for Seniors’ Centre artists

Patches that come together to form a quilt can tell a story, whether a swatch comes from your beloved grandmother’s wedding dress, or the blanket ...

Ballard named candidate for Newmarket-Aurora Ontario Liberals

Former Ontario Cabinet Minister and Aurora councillor Chris Ballard will carry the Ontario Liberal banner for Newmarket-Aurora in the next Provincial election. Ballard was acclaimed ...

ABC focuses on allyship as Black History Month events near

Black History Month is little over two weeks away, and members of the Aurora Black Community Celebration are putting the finishing touches on a flag-raising ...

Tough topics tempered with laughter as Theatre Aurora prepares for The Melville Boys

Difficult topics are set to be deftly handled with laughter at Theatre Aurora next week as the local community theatre company launches its next production, ...

Wood Carvers Group is powerful outlet for creative seniors

The Aurora Seniors’ Centre’s Wood Carvers Group was celebrated last week as their latest collective project, a wooden quilt, was formally unveiled at their John ...

Students set to take over Aurora Town Square as Art Celebration nears

Lawmakers urge Metrolinx to forge ahead on Wellington Street grade separation

As Council revisits the possibility of a train whistle cessation program for Aurora this week, lawmakers are urging Metrolinx to forge ahead with a grade ...