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Expanding Social Engagement for seniors is priority for CHATS

January 14, 2021   ·   0 Comments

As we approach a full year of living in the midst of a global pandemic, Community & Home Assistance to Seniors (CHATS) is putting increased ...

Library Square operations funded as part of 2021 Budget

As construction work continues on Library Square, money for its operations has been included as part of Aurora’s 2021 Operating Budget. In the last Council ...

Year of programming takes shape around Chasing Painted Horses

With its own unique brand of “magic realism,” the novel Chasing Painted Horses has provided no shortage of inspiration for the Aurora Public Library and ...

Public art for Library Square in focus for redevelopment’s vision

As Council considers a proposal for a significant installation of digital media as part of the Library Square development, some are looking for more traditional ...

Community Recognition Awards: Youth Karsen Roy honoured for leadership

Karsen Roy has made her mark as a leader on the soccer pitch, on the ice, and within Country Day School. Last year, her work ...

Community Recognition Awards: Grade 12 student recognized with Community Safety Award after joining pandemic fight

March Break turned out to be much longer than students and parents anticipated – but Luka Miljanov put his time off to good use. A ...

Males living with disordered eating to get increased help thanks to donation

There is sometimes a perception that disordered eating is a challenge most often faced by women and girls, but this is a perception that is ...

Students make music at home, but together at Pickering College

Music has brought people together for millennia, but when present health restrictions discourage public singing and the playing of brass and wind instruments, what can ...

Pond hockey tourney shines light on mental health

An avid fan of the great outdoors, Aidan Burbank was a regular fixture on the Town’s outdoor rinks and any local ponds frozen enough to ...

Stay-at-home orders take effect Thursday to curb spread of second wave

Stay-at-home orders will take effect at 12.01 a.m. on Thursday, January 14, to limit mobility in the fight against COVID-19. The Provincial Government announced the ...

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