Panel looks at how arts and artists have pivoted during COVID-19

July 15, 2021 · 0 Comments

Pivoting is something that has taken on a new meaning over the course of COVID-19. Business owners, for instance, have been working tirelessly to pivot ...

St. Andrew’s boardwalk hit with further delays

It was set to welcome pedestrians this month, but a new boardwalk at Yonge and St. John’s Sideroad, running to St. Andrew’s College, has been ...

More work to be done on Centre Street four-plex: Council

Council is calling on residents of Centre Street and the developer of a proposed four-plex within the Heritage Conservation District to work together on a ...

“Natural Women” excited to be part of Concerts in the Park series

Lockdown after lockdown has taken its toll on live music. Musicians who often thrive in front of a real audience have had to make do ...

Ground officially broken on new Aurora United Church

Ontario moves to Step 3 of re-opening plan this Friday

As the number of new daily cases of COVID-19 continues to drop, Ontario will move into Stage 3 of its Roadmap to Recovery at 12.01 ...

Retired Deputy Chief honoured as community builder

He still remembers the look of gratitude in her eyes when he told her that her attacker had been found. It was the look that ...

GEN NEXT is all about the future for Canadian Federation of University Women

For nearly 65 years, the Aurora and Newmarket chapter of the Canadian Federation of University Women has been focused on empowering women’s lives and promoting ...

Foundations set at Town Square as governance solidifies

As the concrete foundations of Aurora Town Square solidify, so too does the future governance and operations of the gathering space formerly known as Library ...

Why Aurora? Businesses leaders set to make pitch for – and to – community

Aurora is a community where many business leaders live, work and play. Some have brought their businesses here to grow, while others make Aurora their ...

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