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A rolling road closure will take place on Sunday, April 23 for the St. Andrews College Church Parade.

Please note: Victoria Street, south of Mosley Street will be closed on Saturday, April 15 from 11 p. m. to Sunday, April 16 at 1 a. m.

The Town of Aurora is pleased to announce a new partnership with AccessNow, a Canadian-based organization that focuses on improving accessibility for people with disabilities. The partnership aims to verify the accessibility of the Town's main facilities, including Aurora Town Hall, Joint Operation Centre and our recreation and community centres, using the AccessNow online platform.

This will serve as formal notification of construction at the intersection of. Leslie Street and Vandorf Sideroad in the Town of Aurora.

Aurora Yonge Street Feedermain Replacement and Rehabilitation. The Regional Municipality of York is rehabilitating and replacing sections of an aging water feedermain along Yonge Street, from Murray Drive and Edward Street to Ridge Road, in the Town of Aurora.

Town of Aurora receives Excellence Canada gold trophy. On Tuesday evening, Aurora Town Council was presented with a gold trophy from Excellence Canada, Canada’s national authority on quality and healthy workplaces.

The Aurora Performing Arts Festival, presented by Marquee Theatrical Productions, in partnership with the Town of Aurora, is an exciting talent search for youth and children. We’re searching for vocalists, actors, and dancers to step into the limelight and showcase their abilities.

The Town of Aurora on Tuesday unveiled an Every Child Matters rink board at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex. This is one of five arena rinks that will display the special rink boards as a symbol of the Town’s commitment to a meaningful reconciliation with Indigenous communities.

All outdoor Skating Rinks are now closed for the season. For indoor skating rink information, visit our.

Aurora’s economy continues to show strong signs of post-pandemic recovery, with 3,037 jobs added to the town’s employment base since 2019 along with 72 new businesses, according to York Region’s 2022 Employment Survey Results. The overall job growth between 2019 and 2022 far exceeds the small drop in employment that occurred during the height of the pandemic.