May 2024 Archive
Cenotaph’s 100th anniversary could be celebrated with exhibitions, site improvements
The Aurora Cenotaph is one of the Town’s most iconic landmarks and ahead of the 100th anniversary of its dedication to the men who paid ...
Local Robotics team hits just the right note to take on the World
Music education a focus for local students
Peacekeeping Past & Present in focus at Hillary House National Historic Site
The International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers will be marked by the Aurora Historical Site with a presentation from a decorated peacekeeper. Next Wednesday, May ...
Hope House Hospice walk will make poignant return to Lambert Willson Park
The importance of hospice care will be highlighted in Aurora next Saturday, June 1, as Hope House Hospice hosts Hike for Hope at Lambert Willson ...
Aurora Through the Archives is multi-location photo exhibition
Aurora will be a photographer’s dream through June 30 as multiple venues across the community come together to host the 2024 CONTACT Photography Festival. Running ...
Breaking down medical barriers, fostering equity drive Give Back Award winners
Multiple factors drive people to give back to the world around them, but one common denominator is a drive to foster equity in the communities ...
Bright ideas showcased at re-launched Youth Innovation Fair
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New Cultural Action Plan given tentative green light
As the opening of Aurora Town Square nears this fall, a new Cultural Action Plan to help both this project and the cultural sector thrive, ...
Gilliland candidacy nixed by Conservatives
Ward 2 Councillor Rachel Gilliland’s bid to carry the Conservative Party of Canada banner for Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill in the next Federal election has been ...
Aurora resident and TSN legendary broadcaster Darren Dutchyshen dies at 57
Multiple generations of sports fans mourned the passing of one of Canada’s most engaging television sports broadcasters. Aurora resident and TSN legend Darren Dutchyshen, 57, ...
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