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TA’s Lonely Planet: A Review

May 5, 2022   ·   0 Comments

After a pandemic-induced winter shutdown, live productions are back at Theatre Aurora starting with “Lonely Planet”. The play by Steven Dietz tells the story of ...

CDS debater wins Worlds for fourth time in seven years

A Country Day School (CDS) debater made history once again last month at the 34th annual World Independent Debating and Public Speaking Championships (WIDPSC) hosted virtually by ...

Aurora gym owner representing Team Ontario in Calgary

Tara Jokar Deris, owner of K.O. Club Martial Arts Fitness in Aurora will have the honour of representing Team Ontario between May 12 and May ...

Sport Tourism plan aims to make Aurora a destination for athletes, supporters

Aurora is one step closer towards its goal of becoming a sport tourism destination. Council last week approved the Town’s Sport Tourism Plan, which will ...

Aurora Farmers’ Market celebrates 20 years of “Shop Local”

20th season of the Aurora Farmers' Market opens this Saturday morning, May 7, at Town Park.

And they’re off: The race is on to be Aurora’s representatives at Queen’s Park

The 2022 Provincial Election is formally underway. The Ontario Legislature was formally dissolved on Tuesday afternoon, clearing the way for the June 2 election. Once ...

Yonge Street apartment approved amid traffic, retail issues

Zoning changes approved for apartment complex at Yonge and Irwin while Councillor questions whether colleagues are "afraid" of developers.

Booster is still needed even if you’ve already had COVID-19: Public Health

If you’ve already had COVID-19, your booster is still your best line of defence against severe outcomes, according to Dr. Barry Pakes, York Region’s Medical ...

Aurora Film Circuit lifts the curtain on new in-person season

Local film-lovers rejoice as the Aurora Film Circuit returns to in-person screenings next month. The Aurora Film Circuit (AFC), is a non-profit organization which brings ...

Regional deal could get anti-train whistle goals back on track

A potential agreement with the Region of York could give new hope to residents looking to see an end to train whistles in Aurora and ...

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