June 2, 2022 · 0 Comments
Theatre Aurora has gone back to Jean-Paul Sartre’s classic “No Exit” for their last play of the spring. The one-act play, written in 1944, tells ...
Aurora is lucky to have volunteers who have given tirelessly over several years and in many different areas – volunteers like Rosalyn Gonsalves who was ...
The global pandemic has only underscored the importance of lending a hand to your friends and neighbours. From individuals who worked overtime mobilizing their community ...
Thousands are expected to fill Yonge Street once again as the Aurora Chamber of Commerce hosts its first Street Festival since 2019. Previously postponed due ...
Sam Saberi’s meals have tickled the tastebuds of countless residents of Aurora and beyond as the man behind Tina’s Grill, a popular restaurant on McClellan ...
Plans for a pilot project that would see two sections of Aurora’s trails system designated as off-leash areas for dogs and their humans were put ...
If you’re looking to add native flowers and greenery to your garden this year, look no further than Garden Aurora’s annual plant sale. The popular ...
A new, “modernized” fence bylaw could give Aurora’s bylaw officers more enforcement authority in reviewing fencing issues that pose “health and safety” concerns. Council, sitting ...
New rules for the operation of short-term rentals in Aurora – like AirBNBs – have been adjusted for “fairness” ahead of enactment. Changes to proposed ...
As a software engineer, Kevin Zheng’s career has focused on making data-driven decisions and, if elected to Queen’s Park by the residents of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond ...
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