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Calls for new highway interchange at St. John’s Sideroad renewed at Public Planning

April 20, 2023   ·   0 Comments

Discussions over plans for a new multi-unit industrial building neat St. John’s Sideroad and Leslie Street has resulted in renewed calls from Aurora Council for ...

Chamber launches new scholarship program for students in skilled trades, manufacturing

Local high school students interested in pursuing careers in manufacturing and skilled trades are now eligible for a helping hand in their post-secondary education from ...

Local entrepreneur driven to propel economic growth in York Region

As an industry leader, Aurora resident Keith Loo identified a “very real challenge” needed in York Region’s healthcare programs and, as an innovator, he set ...

Mother’s Day tea boxes are great for mom – and help fight local food insecurity

Spring is in the air and kids of all ages are looking to do something special for mom on her big day on Sunday, May ...

Upcoming golf tournament is a hole-in-one for local food programs

Golf will soon be back in full swing, and if you need an extra good reason to hit the links this spring, “Golf Fore YRFN.” ...

Federal budget is good news for Aurorans, says MP, but more work needed on housing crunch

The 2023 Federal Budget, introduced in Parliament on March 28, has many benefits for the residents of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill, says MP Leah Taylor Roy, ...

Illusions of Separation offers immersive experience, food for thought at Cultural Centre

As an artist, Samar Hejazi works with fabric, light and shadow to create works that are constantly transforming right before our eyes. They’re not normally ...

Love is all around at Cultural Centre in collaboration on Seven Grandfather Teachings

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Metrolinx prepares to double rail tracks as questions continue about local impacts

As crews “mobilize” to begin work doubling rail tracks from Aurora southward as part of Metrolinx’ goal to provide all-day two-way 15-minute GO Train service ...

Draft Parks & Rec plan continues to take shape

Aurora’s Parks and Recreation Master Plan guides decision-making over the next five years, from 2023 to 2027. The Master Plan project began in the summer ...

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