March 2019 Archive
Peaceful portage departs on path towards Truth & Reconciliation
By Brock Weir A peaceful portage, bringing together the artistic talents of dozens of local students, set out for Aurora on Tuesday night on the ...
Library Square redevelopment gets $38 million Council green light
By Brock Weir It is billed as a downtown revitalization project that will see positive dividends for generations to come, and when Council sat down ...
MP Kyle Peterson won’t seek re-election
Kyle Peterson will not seek re-election this fall, the MP for Newmarket-Aurora announced Thursday.
#StudentsSayNo: Williams students plan walkout April 4
Students at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School are planning to make a statement next week on the Provincial Government’s changes to the education curriculum.
Junior A Tigers head coach to double as general manager
The carousel continues to turn in junior hockey circles.
Unstoppable Tracy proves “anything is possible”
Whether it’s tying your shoe, rising through the ranks to become a World Cup sailor, or climbing the Himalayas, Tracy Schmitt has dedicated her life to proving anything is possible.
Town should increase Cultural Centre funding: volunteer
(Re: Council tightens budget reins on community partners, March 14) As someone who volunteers part-time every week at the Aurora Cultural Centre, I am writing ...
Councillor offers “the facts and nothing but the facts” on stable neighbourhoods
On March 27 at 7 p.m., the seventh meeting on protecting mature residential areas will be held. Residents have been fighting long and hard, enduring ...
BROCK’S BANTER: Phoenix from the Ashes
By Brock Weir Their words left a lasting impression, regardless of our respective backgrounds, on each and every one of us who had come together ...
TIME TRAVELLER’S DIARY: A most desirable residence
By Jacqueline Stuart The other day, the Time Traveller threw down his newspaper in despair and decided to read something less worrying. In a moment ...
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