Aurora Profile
Explore population, households, income, employment, languages, and dwellings for Aurora. Compare trends since 2016 and dig into the full demographic profile below.
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About Aurora
Aurora is a town in York Region, on Yonge Street north of Richmond Hill and south of Newmarket. It has a preserved 19th-century downtown, GO Transit service, and suburban neighbourhoods that filled in around the historic core. Sheppard’s Bush and other conservation pockets sit among the streets. About 62,000 people live in Aurora.
Known for
- Historic Yonge Street downtown
- York Region commuter town on GO Transit
- Sheppard’s Bush conservation area
- Hillary House and Victorian streetscapes
- Suburban growth around a 19th-century core
See & do
Historic downtown Aurora
Yonge Street shops, the cultural centre, and Hillary House.
Sheppard’s Bush Conservation Area
Woodland and creek trails near the town centre.
Aurora Community Arboretum
Planted woodland and paths along a former rail and creek corridor.
Town Park
Central park and bandshell off Yonge Street.
Aurora Cultural Centre
Gallery and performance space in a former school downtown.
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