February 2022 Archive

Spice up your life with a little help from APL

If you have any trouble sleeping, do you reach for a cup of warm milk? It might seem a bit old fashioned these days, but ...

Climate and environment factors in Town’s new procurement policy

Climate change and the environment will be two new factors considered by Aurora Council and municipal staff in the future as they purchase goods and ...

Clarke brings poignant memoir, Where Beauty Survived, to life at Aurora Public Library

It may not have happened directly to him, but the thought of it is still searing to poet George Elliott Clarke. The Nova Scotia native, ...

Exit from Step Two is not an off-ramp for Theatre Aurora’s No Exit

Performing arts venues are breathing a sigh of relief this week as they’re once again able to welcome patrons, but local theatre-goers will still have ...

Emerging Aurora plugs Town as “up and coming player” for business community

The Town of Aurora was named after the Goddess of the Dawn, and local business leaders are hoping there is a renewed dawn on the ...

Optimistic mindset could help local youth win $2,500 scholarship

Are you maintaining optimism in your day-to-day life? If you’re under the age of 19 and you find embracing optimism is helping pave the way ...

Triplex proposed for Heritage Conservation District takes step forward

A contentious proposal to build a new triplex in Aurora’s Heritage Conservation District (HCD) took a step forward last week. Council on January 25 approved ...

Aurora Chamber of Commerce: Business Matters

By Sandra FerriPresident & CEO, Aurora Chamber of Commerce Happy New Year from all of us at the Aurora Chamber of Commerce. I don’t think ...

Local restaurateur “living proof vaccines do work”

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Cases show signs of decline as Ontario re-opens

As Ontario re-opens following its return to Step 2, wastewater indicators in York Region are showing signs that the recent wave of COVID-19 might be ...

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