Bridge could provide important link at Library Square

May 30, 2019 · 0 Comments

A $3.5 million bridge connecting the Aurora Public Library to the planned addition to the Church Street School could be one of the finishing touches on the Town’s vision for Library Square.

York Police run in memory of slain detective

By Jake Courtepatte The York Regional Police are ensuring one of their own’s passion for the Special Olympics lives on forever. The memory of Rob ...

Updated: Barb Allan is Aurora’s 2019 Citizen of the Year

Allan founded ABLE Network, works with new Canadians

Key Ideas to change the world impress Lieutenant-Governor

By Brock Weir It all began with a deep breath. As Meghan Kereakou asked everyone to breathe in, and then out, she asked them to ...

Historical Society explores deep roots of mental health

A museum is a place to learn about the past, but in learning about where we’ve been, we can spark a conversation about where we’re going in the future, according to the Aurora Historical Society.

Time for Aurora to adopt ward system, says Council

Aurora is set to begin the process of looking at a ward system of government.

Council calls on Province to scrap changes to planning process

Aurora is calling on the Province to scrap legislation that could see ultimate power to shape a community out of the municipality’s hands and into the hands of an unelected board.

St. Max marks 10th anniversary with celebration of everyday heroes

By Brock Weir Heroes are all around us. Some may have already achieved greatness through selfless acts and personal determination. Others are heroes just waiting ...

Henderson Forest advocates claim a victory at Committee

Residents fighting for the preservation of woodlands on Henderson Drive claimed a victory Thursday night as Aurora’s Committee of Adjustment rejected plans to redevelop the site for residential use.