Capital Campaign for Aurora Town Square hits snag after Councillors question naming rights

March 10, 2022 · 0 Comments

A capital campaign to help offset the cost of the Aurora Town Square project hit a potential snag last week after some Council members voiced ...

Museum could be under Town Square manager in new governance model

The Aurora Museum & Archives, which has been without a curator since the departure of Shawna White last fall, could soon come under the management ...

Programming plans begin to take shape at Aurora Town Square

Community groups that will soon call Aurora Town Square home are beginning to find their respective places within the downtown revitalization process. Last week, the ...

Magna halts Russian operations in the face of war

As Russia continues to advance its war in Ukraine, Aurora-based auto parts giant, Magna International has announced it will halt operations in Russia. In addition ...

MPP Elliott will not seek re-election this spring

Stand with Ukraine Walk & Vigil planned for Sunday

A walk and rally in support of Ukraine will take place on Sunday afternoon beginning at the Aurora Cenotaph. Organized by resident Lauren Hanna, participants ...

Vaccines integral in fighting COVID once mask mandates lift: Public Health

Getting boosted will remain the best line of defence against contracting severe cases of COVID-19 once mask mandates lift, according to York Region Public Health. ...

Town partners with YRDSB on new artificial turf field

When the new Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School building opens at Bayview and Borealis Avenues for the 2025-2026 school year, it will boast a new ...

Council calls on Province to dissolve Land Tribunal

In a bid to address the housing crisis and put more planning powers back into the hands of local municipalities, Aurora Council has formally called ...