December 2015 Archive

INSIDE AURORA: The Year in Review

By Scott Johnston 2015: The Year in Review While there are still several days left in the year, and anything can and will happen in ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Dreaming of a White Christmas?

By Alison Collins-Mrakas Well, all the trappings of the holiday season are firmly affixed to every light standard, storefront and awning. Christmas trees adorn every ...

MP’s REPORT

By Kyle Peterson, MP Newmarket-Aurora At this special time of year, we all look forward to spending time with family and friends, to taking a ...

IN GOOD COMPANY: A Safe and Happy Holiday

By Mayor Geoff Dawe 2015 is coming to an end but we are lucky to have a chance for a fresh new start in 2016! ...

ASK THE DESIGNER: Christmas Decorating 101

By Jean Bisnaire Niche Decor “How can I decorate for the season without overwhelming my small-ish space?” I am often asked about decorating small spaces, ...

LAV will bring “appropriate” sense of history to Cenotaph

No matter which side of this issue anyone takes, I appreciate the fact that people care enough to voice their views out of respect for ...

Aurora can gain in transportation talks

The shortened Environmental Assessment process makes early submissions very necessary. There is a lot in this for Aurora. Premier Wynne talks about “decarbonizing” transportation and ...

Gulf remains between Highland developers and Ratepayers

By Brock Weir It has been over a week since Council turned down Highland Gate Developments’ offer to sell the former golf course lands to ...

Gorman uses power of communication at Toronto hospital

As she sat in the pews of Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church, Barb Collins says she saw something special in the man leading the service.

Christmas story goes back to basics with a “shock factor”

Is it incomplete? Does it shine a light on international issues? For the artist and minister behind Trinity Anglican's unorthodox Nativity Scene, what you see is the important part.

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