Bid to restructure how Development Charges are collected, paid, rejected by Council

February 5, 2026 · 0 Comments

A move which could have seen a significant shift in how Development Charges (DCs) are paid and collected was rejected by Council last week. At ...

APL marks Black History Month with series of events

Black History Month commemorations will continue at the Aurora Public Library this month with opportunities to learn, reflect – and even sing! Aurora Public Library’s ...

Theatre Aurora’s The Importance of Being Earnest

A Review by Scott Johnston Bringing some 19th century wit and charm into the 21st century, Theatre Aurora kicks off 2026 with the delightful play ...

Flag raising signals start of Black History Month in Aurora

Aurora came together to mark the start of Black History Month with the raising of the Pan-African Flag at Town Hall on Friday evening. The ...

Aurora raises “true flag of Iranian people” at Town Hall rally

The “true flag of Iran, the flag of the Iranian people” was raised at Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon during a rally held in solidarity ...

Council approves transformative downtown plan with Community Planning Permit System

Aurora’s Community Planning Permit System, one which has the potential to transform Aurora’s downtown core while respecting its history, was approved by Council last week. ...

Aurora’s history in the spotlight for Heritage Week in February

Driving past Yonge and Wellington, east on Wellington, heading to the 404, I find myself zoned out, thinking about which child needs to be driven ...

Cultural Centre brings on Director of Development as it charts five-year plan

The Aurora Cultural Centre is looking to strengthen ties with the local business community as they look towards the next five years – and they’re ...

Legacy, end-of-life care for Aurora’s heritage trees considered

Efforts to recognize Aurora’s oldest trees gained momentum this month as the Town’s Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee considered not only what makes a tree ...