June 24, 2015 · 0 Comments
By Brock Weir The first party in Aurora’s Concerts in the Park series is a little over a week away, taking over Town Park next ...
As construction of Aurora’s new Joint Operations Centre marches on, the project will continue to be overseen by a project manager after the recent appointee has proven his worth.
Aurora’s 2014 fiscal year closed with a budget surplus of nearly $790,000 – and while that might seem like a positive for many people, had a few unforeseen circumstances not seen a sudden influx of cash into Town coffers, the year would have ended in a $431,200 deficit
A new hotel to serve the needs of visitors to Aurora is an issue that has been championed for over a decade by politicians, business leaders and the community at large.
Transit riders had a bit of a surprise on Thursday afternoon as Federal leader Justin Trudeau hopped on a northbound Viva bus stopped near Yonge and Wellington.
For the Aurora Sport Hall of Fame (ASHoF), they want the best in the biz to introduce the newest members into their hallowed halls. That’s why...
Inaugural exhibition highlights Aurora's sporting history and athletes.
Olympic medallist Mark Heese, tennis ace Ken Sinclair and long-time advocate Alan Dean will be celebrated at induction dinner this November.
Another move towards getting rid of an exemption for golf courses within Aurora’s tree protection bylaw will have to wait until the fall.
The redevelopment of Timberlane Athletic Club to a new residential neighbourhood cleared an important hurdle last week after studies were conducted to address concerns brought forward by surrounding businesses.
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