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Aurora Family Leisure Complex – Spirit of Math Rock Climbing Wall. The following program has been cancelled due to staff shortages.

Temporary Road Closure for the Royal Canadian Legion - Aurora Branch #385 Ceremony on Saturday, November 11, 2023. Rolling Closure with Police Escort.

Starting November 15, winter overnight parking restrictions are in place, meaning there is no parking allowed on the street between 2 a. m. and 6 a. m.

The Town of Aurora and the Aurora Museum & Archives are recognizing Treaties Recognition Week from. November 5 to 11.

The Town of Aurora has updated its Property Standards and Vital Services By-laws. Updates include new requirements for parking garages and minimum exterior lighting standards.

On behalf of Central York Fire Services, it is with a heavy heart that we announce the deeply saddening news of the passing of Central York Fire Services Fire Chief Ian Laing. Last night, Chief Laing passed peacefully in his sleep.

Updated Facility Allocation Policy. Aurora Town Council on Tuesday approved an updated Facility Allocation Policy that provides greater transparency and fairness for user groups and individuals who use the Town’s community spaces.

Beat the silent killer. Prevent carbon monoxide in your home.

Adjustments to council compensation. Aurora Town Council on Tuesday endorsed recommendations by staff and the Council Compensation Ad Hoc Advisory Committee to adjust the annual compensation for the role of Councillor to the 60th percentile of the market comparator group and increase the vehicle allowance.

The Ontario Government on Friday announced an investment in an orientation bus tour led by the Town of Aurora that provides older adult newcomers to Canada with an opportunity to familiarize themselves with key organizations and services across Aurora, helping reduce social isolation and combat issues such as elder abuse and fraud. The Newcomers Welcome to Aurora Bus Tour is a partnership between the Town of Aurora and the Centre for Immigrant and Community Services (CICS), a non-profit with multiple locations in the Greater Toronto Area.