Milestone Mural to be unveiled at community celebration

November 15, 2017 · 0 Comments

Talented professional – and amateur – artists have been hard at work creating a lasting legacy and this Sunday the community at large will be able to take in the fruits of their labour as the Canada 150 Milestone Mural is unveiled outside the Aurora Cultural Centre.

Henderson neighbours continue fight for “forest”

Concerned Aurora residents filled Council Chambers Tuesday, signs in hand, continuing their efforts to preserve a piece of natural forest on the Town’s west side.

MPP touts new plan to help seniors “age in confidence”

Knocking on doors, visiting seniors’ centres and adult communities, one thing was immediately clear to Newmarket-Aurora MPP Chris Ballard: “independence” tops the list of priorities for older people on the age spectrum.

Rental apartments planned for Wellington and John West Way

Over 130 rental apartment units are planned for the northeast corner of John West Way and Wellington Street East. Designs for the proposed six storey apartment complex...

Young students connect with veterans

Remembrance Day has always been a very important day to Aurora resident Carolyn Reid, Head of Toddler and Children’s House at TMS. Her family is ...

“Solutions don’t come as a result of war”

Aurora Remembers 2017

Aurora’s finest lauded at Sports Hall of Fame induction

Add four more names to the growing list of Aurora sporting icons. Mike Palmateer, Bob Wall, Dan Thompson, and William Fleury were...

Eleven charged in Kennedy Street W. drug bust

Eleven residents of Aurora and Georgina have been charged following a drug bust on Kennedy Street West last week. According to York Regional Police, the ...

Teens to showcase forward-thinking creativity at Youth Innovation Fair

Teens from across Aurora are putting the finishing touches on what just might be their game changer for next Wednesday’s inaugural Youth Innovation Summit. Hosted by the

Young women learn “technology is a field for everyone”

They set out to break down barriers for young women like themselves interested in pursuing careers in the technology sector, and that is just what sisters Maya and Amanda Bishop did with Why Code Aurora.

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