Gardeners prepare to flex their green thumbs Sunday for annual Garden Tour

June 20, 2019 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir Whether you’re a lifetime gardener or a new Aurora homeowner looking for some tips on how to make your garden grow, there ...

One eRead Canada shines light on Indigenous voices with Glass Beads

Pick up your tablet or e-reader and borrow a free copy of Dawn Dumont’s “Glass Beads” to join in a nation-wide conversation.

Speed limit reduction coming to John West Way

By Brock Weir A speed reduction will be coming soon to John West Way. Council last week approved a motion from Councillor Rachel Gilliland which ...

“Shame on us,” says Gaertner following Stable Neighbourhoods fight

When the word “shame” rings out in Council chambers, it is usually from residents who have felt their voices were not heard by local lawmakers. This word, however, was voiced by one of their own last week near the end of a vote on protecting Aurora’s Stable Neighbourhoods.

Royal Road residents get partial exemption from new Stable Neighbourhood rules

Residents of Royal Road living between Edward Street and Cameron Avenue will be exempt from new rules governing Aurora’s Stable Neighbourhoods.

Mental Health in Motion sets $275,000 fundraising goal for local programs

The local chapter of the Canadian Mental Health Association will mark its first century in our community by lacing up and pumping up the bike tires for Mental Health in Motion.

Theatre kids connect with seniors through song

Selections from the Beatles and Dolly Parton songbooks rang out through the halls of Aurora’s Sunrise Senior Living on Wednesday as young kids connected with residents through the power of music.

A taste of home, a love letter to family nets prize for budding filmmaker

A kitchen is often at the heart of home and family. It’s a place where people create, share ideas, pass down time-honoured traditions and come together to share a meal.