Outdoor gathering space proposed for Yonge and Wellington

April 29, 2021 · 0 Comments

Congregating indoors will still be off the books for a little while longer, but Aurora’s downtown Business Improvement Area (BIA) is proposing an outdoor gathering ...

Theatre Aurora plans play reading for One Book One Aurora campaign

Over the last few weeks, Aurora readers have had the opportunity to all read from the same page as part of the One Book One ...

What’s in a name? New branding on “Library Square” is imminent

Library Square has been a name on the lips of Aurorans for the better part of 40 years as the Town debated the future of ...

Local author heads south with journey to Caribbean

Aurora author Andrew King gave readers the travel bug last fall with his first book, A Visual Journey to Alaska. In the process, King picked ...

Oliver family leaves behind lasting legacy in Aurora

There was work going on in the “lab” downstairs. A laboratory might not be something you would associate with a home in Aurora’s Heritage Conservation ...

Three-digit suicide and crisis hotline endorsed by Council

Aurora has joined calls for a three-digit nation-wide suicide and crisis prevention hotline. This week, Council is set to formally endorse calls to designate 9-8-8 ...

Anti-Black Racism Task Force member questions mission of Committee

For the last few months, members of Aurora’s Anti-Racism and Anti-Black Racism Task Force have been providing input on a proposed new mural celebrating Canada’s ...

Town launches business retention and expansion outreach

Business retention and expansion is a key pillar in the Town’s Economic Development strategy, and now officials are getting down to making that happen. On ...

Groups embrace plan for $10 a day child care for Canadian families

Families with children are getting a boost, thanks to measures contained in last week’s federal budget. Ottawa announced a goal of on average $10 a ...