May 2021 Archive
Mental Health in Motion benefits youth programs in York and South Simcoe
Youth mental health is in crisis at the moment, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association, a problem only compounded by the global pandemic. But ...
Southlake’s Virtual Run raises nearly $180,000 for local hospital
They got on their feet, they built up their endurance, and they learned some healthy eating habits along the way. And, in the process, they ...
Mayor pitches Town-wide WIFI, deems it a necessity not luxury
As people are working and learning at home more now than ever before, affordable high-speed internet is now a necessity rather than a luxury – ...
Six themes emerge in Official Plan review
Managing growth and creating complete communities will be among the six key pillars moving forward as the municipality continues its review of Aurora’s Official Plan. ...
Wellness Clinical Pharmacy focuses on personal connection in health care
The middle of a global pandemic might not have been the most ideal time to open up a pharmacy, but the chaos and uncertainty wrought ...
Acclaimed author Farzana Doctor to tackle tough issues in virtual Library talk
Sharifa finds herself straddling two worlds. On a trip to India with her husband to reconnect with her heritage, she’s drawn into the politics of ...
Aurora’s Lewis off to Laurentian University
Aurora native and basketball centre Jasmine Lewis has agreed to join Laurentian University to study Psychology with hopes to become a French teacher. Lewis had ...
Country Day School sees more athletes off to post-secondary on scholarships
You truly can’t paint everyone with the same brush. But what you can do is guide everyone with the same compass. At The Country Day ...
Hit the trails with Cycle Aurora and connect with your community
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Ward system moves forward following appeal’s rejection
A final hurdle in Aurora adopting a ward system in time for next year’s municipal election was cleared last week with a resident-led appeal being ...
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