June 2015 Archive

First Nations dancers bring message of unity to Pan Am celebrations

By Brock Weir Over the last few years, the White Pine Dancers have become a familiar fixture at Aurora’s community celebrations, often bringing with them ...

Pan Am torch relay arrives in Aurora on Thursday

Community celebrations kick off at 11.30 a.m. at Lambert Willson Park.

Complaints prompt Council calls for review of cell tower policy

Aurora needs to take a closer look at its own policies when it comes to companies looking to place telecommunications towers in and around Town, according to Council.

“Sole Sisters” welcome their “Misters” for this week’s Relay for Life

2015’s Relay for Life, which takes place this Friday, will present a year of firsts for veteran participant Lynn Pearson.

Jays win again off heavy bat from Rettie

The offence continues to lead the way in Aurora. It was another double-digit win...

BROCK’S BANTER: Slow and Steady

By Brock Weir For some reason this year, I was gripped by Aurora Street Festival Fever. That is not to say it is not an ...

INSIDE AURORA: Flag Poll

By Scott Johnston There was a recent photo and caption in The Auroran which noted that Aurora’s flag would once again be flown at Town ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Whose Rights?

By Alison Collins-Mrakas At the risk of receiving multiple flaming emails, I will wade into the controversy over school dress codes and proffer my opinion ...

OTTAWA REPORT

By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Federal funding for community infrastructure Each year, the federal Gas Tax Fund assists municipalities by providing funding for local infrastructure ...

VIEW FROM QUEEN’S PARK: Climate Change

Climate Change and the Carbon Market By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora One-hundred year storms that seem to be hitting every year; more than 25 people ...

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