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Aurorans come together for a Christmas parade to remember

December 4, 2020   ·   0 Comments

Not content to let the global pandemic get in the way of safe and festive fun, more than 500 carloads of Aurora residents descended upon ...

94-year-old man first Auroran to lose COVID battle since June

A 94-year-old man is the first Aurora resident to lose their battle with COVID-19 since June 9. The man was a resident of Chartwell Park ...

Urban design guidelines approved for Aurora’s Stable Neighbourhoods

Urban design guidelines to help steer new builds in long-established local communities were formally endorsed by Council last week. The extensive list of guidelines provides ...

Holiday magic at Town Park as Aurora hosts Christmas Market

No matter how you look at it, Christmas 2020 is not going to be one you will soon forget. But, as the holidays get ever-closer, ...

Sport Aurora celebrates 10 years of volunteer excellence

The standard stereotype of Canadians is that we’re nice people. It’s quite the portrait of friendliness, smiles and laughter you’d imagine. Maybe with a Tim ...

Council moves for regular updates on new builds in Stable Neighbourhoods

Councillors have requested regular updates on new builds within Aurora’s Stable Neighbourhoods, pending the final approval of new design guidelines for Regency Acres, Aurora Heights, ...

Recording Closed Session meetings “a long time coming,” says Council

Recording Closed Session meetings of Council has been “a long time coming,” according to Mayor Tom Mrakas, but one Councillor has expressed misgivings about keeping ...

Businesses to be fined if found not complying with COVID orders

York Region businesses will face stiff fines if found to be in non-compliance with health measures related to COVID-19. A Class Order under Section 22 ...

York Region avoids complete lockdown – for now

As Toronto and Peel settle into another lockdown, which came into effect just after midnight on Monday, York Region continues to operate in the Red ...

Wallace remembered as Aurora’s “Chief Cheerleader”

Ron Wallace, fondly known by the nickname “Mr. Aurora”, is being remembered for his passion for the community. Wallace, founder and long-time editor of The ...

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