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Downtown condo development should incorporate retail: Councillors
October 21, 2021 · 0 Comments
Aurora’s vision for its downtown core aims to not only draw people in but give them plenty of reasons to stay – including places to ...
Vaccine verification app ready to roll ahead of Friday
As we get accustomed to showing our proof of vaccination in many settings across Ontario, the Province’s Verify Ontario app is now available for download. ...
Ready to Walk the Hall: Remembering Canadian Open winner Brendan Macken
As we continue to count the days and look forward to the Aurora Sport Hall of Fame Induction Celebration dinner on November 18, The Auroran ...
Trick or Trunk invites residents to get spookily creative ahead of Haunted Greenhouses
Think your trunk is just a place to hide your spare tire or lug a load back from the grocery store? Aurora’s Hobbs family wants ...
Fall Food Drive Challenge helps local food banks and donors alike
Thanksgiving has come and gone and, if you’re like many families across the community, you’re probably still figuring out what to do with all that ...
Councillors want to be part of study to reduce municipal risk at Town Hall
Can Council decisions put the Town at risk? That was the question posed to consultants last week as Council reviewed recommendations for a new Risk ...
New updated noise bylaw clears Council hurdle
A new and updated noise bylaw, one which is intended to address the growth and evolution of the community, has cleared its final hurdle at ...
Planning applications should cost non-residents more in stable neighbourhoods: Councillor
Non-residents shouldn’t get a financial break when looking at site plan applications in Aurora’s so-called Stable Neighbourhoods, according to Councillor Wendy Gaertner. Councillor Gaertner raised ...
More electric vehicle charging stations installed cross Aurora
If you drive an electric vehicle (EV) or are in the market to buy one, it is now all that much easier to recharge in ...
Local long-term care residences receive funding for staff
Two long-term care residences in Aurora are among those who have received more than $2 million in funding from the Province to address staffing issues. ...
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