Remembering Aurora’s “Swan King”

February 17, 2022 · 0 Comments

Wildlife pioneer Harry Lumsden dies at 98

Capacity limits in restaurants, other businesses lift as Province moves forward re-opening timelines

Capacity limits in restaurants, bars, movie theatres and more are set to be lifted this Thursday, February 17, as the Province accelerates its re-opening plan. ...

More people seeking mental health supports during pandemic than ever before: CMHA

A five-week lockdown seemed manageable at the start of the global pandemic. As these five weeks turned into months, and then a year, and even ...

Choose your own “Adventure” in Family Day fun

Get ready for some wintery fun this weekend through Monday at Town Park as the Town of Aurora hosts its traditional Arctic Adventure to mark ...

Walking the Sweetgrass Road: Family Day

By Kim WheatleyAnishinaabe Traditional Grandmother & Cultural Consultant The Town of Aurora is proud to be taking steps like to renew and strengthen its relationship ...

Queen’s Platinum Jubilee to be commemorated with concert, bench and more

A musical tribute and a place to sit and reflect are just two ways the Town of Aurora is looking to commemorate the Queen’s Platinum ...

Local bookstore highlighting diverse voices, supporting Black Community

Hailing from a Persian background, local book lover Loba Fallah knows all too well the importance of highlighting and promoting diverse voices – and that’s ...

Council leans towards single gymnasium for the SARC

A new gymnasium could soon become a reality at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex. Council this month is set to approve the construction of a ...

Mavrinac and Wellington development nears Council approval

A condominium townhouse development planned for the northwest and southwest corners of Mavrinac Boulevard and Wellington Street East is nearing Council approval. Meeting at the ...