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Spend some quality time with your loved ones this Family Day weekend at Aurora’s Arctic Adventure. We have free family-fun activities on two days - Saturday, February 17 and Monday, February 19.

WHEN & WHERE:

Saturday, February 17 - 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Town Park
Monday, February 19 – 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Town Park

WHAT:

The community is invited to join our annual Arctic Adventure event on one or both dates mentioned above for wildlife shows, mini snow tubing, campfires, story walks, skating, Canadian...

The Town of Aurora is the first municipality to sign a commitment supporting an initiative from Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital to demonstrate the Town’s commitment to being champions of inclusivity.

At the Council meeting last night, Mayor Mrakas brought forward a motion pledging the Town’s commitment to supporting people with disabilities and creating an inclusive space for everyone.

“I am extremely proud that Aurora is the first municipality to take this step forward and sign...

To enhance the recreational experience for the community and create an inclusive space for all, the Town of Aurora is thrilled to announce the upcoming renovations to the Town Park playground. The project aims to replace the aging structures with modern, universal, and barrier-free playground components, and replacing the existing mulch will a state-of-the-art rubber-type safety surface, ensuring accessibility for everyone.

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The Town of Aurora is renowned for its picturesque parks, expansive trails, lush forests, and a plethora of amenities, but with that comes wildlife in their natural habitat that can be seen in our neighbourhoods.

From late January to early March comes mating season for coyotes, it is common during this time to them howling or yipping to communicate and may see more of them as they actively seek out a mate. While Coyotes typically do not pose a danger to people, they do pose a threat for cats and...

The cold weather is here and that means its time grab some friends and family and head over to one of our four outdoor skating rink locations for one of Canada’s most popular pastimes.

Our ice rinks serve as a welcoming space for our community to gather, socialize and be physically active. Pleasure skating is permitted at all our locations, and we also have two rinks dedicated for stick and puck play.

We want everyone to enjoy themselves when using our rinks, and for everyone’s safety, we ask...