“We’re here today to make a change” – More than 1,000 take part in Solidarity Walk

June 8, 2020 · 0 Comments

“Black is beautiful. Black girls rock. Black boys rock. Yes, of course, Black Lives Matter.”

Aurora launches Town-wide review of service levels

Aurora is growing and changing, and, as demand for services increases due to growth and evolves as a result of demographic shifts, the Town will ...

Property tax penalties will be waived in cases of financial hardship: Council

Property owners who are facing financial hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic will receive a break on property taxes at the discretion of the Town’s ...

Williams student recognized by School Board for community outreach

Throughout her time at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School, Grade 12 student Christina Paraskevopoulos has been a dedicated leader both within her school and throughout ...

Aurora resident riding for youth mental health

Aurora resident and mother Meghan Seybold has pledged to ride 2,200 kilometres to support youth’s mental health. While a full-time employee as Director and HR ...

Musical siblings turn Friday night driveway jam sessions into a way to help community

Asia and Bradshaw Sinkovic have become a formidable musical duo for the Aurora Food Pantry.

Region declares Chartwell outbreak closed, but urges caution

The COVID-19 outbreak being fought by frontline workers at Chartwell Aurora (formally Resthaven) which has claimed the lives of 11 residents over the last two ...

Downtown murals will honour frontline workers

Future wall murals in Aurora’s downtown core will honour frontline workers. Council has instituted a street wall mural program following a motion from Mayor Tom ...

Homemade Masks for Hometown Heroes has helped protect more than 10,000

As the mother of a nurse, the global pandemic has been a particularly worrying time for Lissa Dwyer. Finding herself in lockdown, worrying for her ...