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The Town of Aurora has many forests, landscapes and diverse ecosystems, and with that comes the threat of invasive species. Invasive species can range from plants and insects to animals and can damage our environment.

European Fire Ants, Lymantra Dispar Dispar, Garlic Mustard, and European Common Reed are just a few examples of known invasive species in Aurora that pose a risk to our ecosystem. These invaders can outcompete native species, damage habitats, and reduce biodiversity.

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Get ready to unleash your creativity and connect with the community during Aurora’s Culture Days from September 20 to October 13. This dynamic 3-week celebration is packed with a variety of free in-person programs, captivating exhibits and interactive events. Don’t miss out on this exciting opportunity to explore arts and culture in Aurora in new and engaging ways!

WHAT: Culture Days in Aurora is a collaborative effort across multiple partners who strive to bring creative and engaging cultural...

The Town of Aurora is reminding residents that feeding bread, popcorn, crackers and other human foods to ducks, geese, swans and other birds can cause severe issues for their health and can cause Angel Wing.

Angel Wing is a serious condition that affects waterfowl and is directly linked to the animals being fed bread and other high-starch foods. This disease is characterized by a deformity of the wing structure, where the feathers twist and curl outward, making it impossible for the bird to fly....

Take a trip around the world – no flight or passport required!

Prepare for a global journey without leaving town! The Town of Aurora proudly presents Aurora’s Multicultural Festival, recognized as one of Ontario’s Top 100 Festivals and Events. Join us in celebrating the diverse cultures that enrich our community.

WHAT: Be amazed by authentic dance performances from Brazilian, Egyptian, Ukrainian, South Asian, and Chinese artists. Savour free appetizer samples from different cultures, each prepared...

Aurora Mayor Tom Mrakas was elected to the board of directors of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) at the organization’s annual general meeting taking place in Ottawa from August 18 to 24.

AMO, a non-profit organization, represents and advocates for Ontario’s 444 municipalities and provides municipal leaders with a forum to address shared priorities.

“I’m honoured to have been elected to the AMO board as part of the Regional/Single-Tier Caucus. It’s an incredible honor to represent...