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Flags at Town of Aurora facilities have been lowered to half-mast to honour the late lieutenant-governor David Onley.

The Ontario Government on Thursday announced an investment in the Aurora Seniors’ Centre to support its popular Walking Club that helps keep older adults active and engaged.

The announcement was made at an event at the Aurora Seniors’ Centre by the Honourable Raymond Cho, Ontario’s Minister for Seniors and Accessibility. Dawn Gallagher Murphy, MPP for Newmarket-Aurora, Aurora Mayor Tom Mrakas, Council members, and Town staff were also in attendance. 

“I want to thank Minister Cho...

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The 2023 Waste and Recycling Calendars will be delivered to households via Canada Post by the third week in December.

Calendars can also be picked up at Aurora Town Hall startingTuesday, December 20.

Digital copies are also available online.

To download your copy or to learn more, visitaurora.ca/wasteandrecycling 

The Town of Aurora on Tuesday evening welcomed in its newly-elected members of council at the Inaugural Meeting for the 2022-2026 Council term.

“It has been my honour to serve on Aurora Town Council for the past eight years and I’m excited for the opportunity to continue to serve as mayor. I look forward to working together with councillors to collaborate and move forward the priorities of our community and to get things done,” said Mayor Tom Mrakas.

Every four years, a newly-elected...