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Public invited to weigh in on communications at Town Hall
May 20, 2015 · 0 Comments
If residents aren’t “getting the message”, it’s time for them to weigh in on why. That was the message taken to heart at Council last week as Councillors examine ways to improve Aurora’s municipal communications strategy.
Average price for “affordable housing” in Aurora stands at $460,000
Aurora could see further chances for affordable housing in the near future, but just what does “affordable” actually mean? That was the question on some Councillors’ minds last week, and they were not pleased with the answer.
Young woman shares MS journey
By Mike Rodrigues Receiving the diagnosis of a serious illness is never an easy thing to comprehend, especially at the age of 16. When Amanda ...
Aurora native takes “radical” approach to electrifying developing world
By Brock Weir They say that if you build it, they will come – and Aurora native Kyle Bassett found that to be true when ...
Magna to leave Aurora for King by 2017
"Disappointment" over Magna's departure is "understatement of the year", says Mayor Geoff Dawe. The company recently purchased 105 acres of land on the southeast corner of King Road and Jane Street, with an eye to...
Name a street, help the environment
The Town of Aurora and Treasure Hill Homes have put their heads together on a unique opportunity to help the environment. The naming rights for ...
Watch the progress on Joint Operations Centre online
If you want to keep an eye on the construction of Aurora’s Joint Operations Centre, you’re in luck. The Town of Aurora has launched a ...
Plans come together for George Street P.S. celebration
By Brock Weir Aurora is just over one week away from commemorating the closure of George Street Public School, and plans are gelling for the ...
Bowling alley to close after 50 years of strikes
Aurora’s only bowling alley, Gateway Café and Lanes, will close its doors for the last time on Saturday, June 20.
Aurora Food Pantry looks to next 25 years as more than just a food bank
New Executive Director at Aurora Food Pantry wants to build on quarter-century legacy to meet the needs of tomorrow.
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