The Town of Aurora’s Policy Planning staff was selected by the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) to lead a virtual, province-wide workshop yesterday, focusing on effective strategies for completing Housing Needs Assessments as part of the Canada Community Building Fund (CCBF).

“Our success highlights our commitment to both excellence and efficiency in our policy work,” said Adam Robb, Manager of Policy Planning. “We’re proud that our in-depth understanding of housing needs, growth...

The Town of Aurora, in collaboration with the Aurora Cultural Centre and Oddside Arts, presents ‘Future Grounds’, a public art initiative featuring eight emerging youth artists. These artists produced temporary, large-scale banner installations, developed through a mentorship program, bringing an innovative and dynamic energy to Town Square.

Each of the talented artists, aged 16 to 24, worked with Toronto-based public art collective Oddside Arts, to create unique pieces, each enhanced with...

Mapping Recreation for Persons with Disabilities

Aurora Town Council endorsed the 2024-2029 Mapping Recreation for Persons with Disabilities Plan This plan makes Aurora one of the first municipalities in York Region to have completed a plan specific for persons with disabilities and will guide decisions on recreation programs and services for people with disabilities over the next five years. The term “disability” covers a wide range of conditions and limitations, which can be visible, invisible...

The Town of Aurora is celebrating Local Government Week from October 20 to 26 by recognizing the dedicated staff who provide essential services, programs, and amenities that make Aurora a vibrant and welcoming community for residents and visitors. From maintaining parks, roads, and public spaces to ensuring clean water, recycling, and public safety, their work enhances the quality of life for everyone in Aurora.

During Local Government Week, the Town of Aurora is also recruiting citizen members...

The Town of Aurora is committed to maintaining parks, trails, and greenspaces for the enjoyment of all residents and visitors. These natural spaces are vital to our community’s well-being, and it is everyone’s responsibility to keep them clean and safe.

Lately the Town has seen an increase in household garbage, construction materials and waste being dumped in parks, trails and greenspaces. Dumping waste in these areas attracts wildlife, disrupts the environment, and creates health and safety...