The Auroran

Thank you for investing in education, says reader

(Re: Kaleidoscope project will bring Cultural Centre into Aurora schools, April 4) This morning I read the good news in the local newspaper that you ...

Greenbelt Coalition decries proposed changes to endangered species legislation

It is becoming a pattern with this government to hear, once again, that Ontario’s most sensitive and valuable environments are being offered to the highest ...

BROCK’S BANTER: A few simple words

By Brock Weir We live in an age of economics – well, as far as our words are concerned. The days where we were encouraged ...

INSIDE AURORA: From the Ashes

By Scott Johnston Like many people last week, I was transfixed by the horrible events that unfolded in Paris, as flames from the burning Notre ...

MP’S REPORT: April in Review

By Kyle Peterson, MPNewmarket-Aurora I hope that you had a happy Easter celebration with friends and family. The Easter season is a time for renewed ...

TIME TRAVELLER’S DIARY: A 50-Year Flashback

By Helen RobertsVolunteerAurora Museum & Archives It’s 1969 and the newly married Time Traveller and her husband are looking for their first home. Although both ...

Province moves to improve, safeguard Community Housing across Ontario

All three levels of government need to work together to ensure Ontario’s most vulnerable have a place to live, according to Steve Clark, Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing.

Retail set to make a comeback at former Canadian Tire site

Canadian Tire may have moved from Yonge Street to Bayview Avenue, but the company is looking to re-invest in its old site and bring new retail opportunities to Aurora’s south end.

SOUTHLAKE SNAPSHOT

By Susan MullinPresident & CEOSouthlake Regional Health Centre Foundation The weather is warming and all of us here at Southlake Foundation are buzzing with activity ...