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“We have had enough!” – Residents opposed to emergency housing plan speak out at Council
March 6, 2025 · 0 Comments
A motion to invite the Region of York back to the table to re-apply for an emergency and transitional housing facility for men in Aurora’s ...
New podcast aims to bring diverse “Ancestral Voices” to the table
A new podcast aims to bring “Ancestral Voices” from diverse backgrounds to the table. Ancestral Voices: We Belong, a new monthly podcast, is led by ...
New funding aimed to bring more people into the trades
Hot on the heels of launching a program to help women gain apprenticeships in the trades, Construct – an initiative of Blue Door that aims ...
Theatre Aurora’s “And Then There Were None”
A Review by Scott Johnston Nobody spins a murder mystery better than Agatha Christie. It’s an added bonus when she herself writes the play based ...
Holi festival will be a first for Aurora on March 15
Holi – the Hindu Festival of Colours, Love and Spring – will be formally celebrated in Aurora for the first time on March 15 with ...
Yoga and meditation meets crafts and Quest at Cultural Centre this March Break
The Aurora Cultural Centre is offering something for everyone this March Break. Everything from yoga to some crafty adventures in upcycling are on the menu ...
Council rejects Motion to endorse Aurora Sport Plan
At the February 25 Council meeting, Councillors voted to postpone their endorsement of the Sport Plan update created by Town staff and requested that it ...
Aurora stays blue following February 127 Provincial election
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Mayor vetoes Council decision on transitional and emergency facility
Mayor Tom Mrakas has vetoed a Council decision made February 25 to invite the Region of York to revive its proposal to build a men’s ...
People wanted “steady hands” leading Ontario, says Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill’s Parsa
The people of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill wanted “steady hands” at the helm of Ontario in the face of uncertainty from south of the border. So ...
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