June 2017 Archive

Bats coming alive in Aurora Jays’ winning streak

It was a good week to be an Aurora Jay. A pair of mercy-ruled games continued...

Gallagher heads to Provincials to prove history is far from boring

History is not boring, history is who we are. Those are among the takeaways of York Region students who descended on the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex to give the public a flavour of their history projects in a new spin on a time-honoured tradition.

Baseball diamond shortage leading to lost opportunity for Aurora, King kids

Just two more baseball diamonds could lead to a world of difference for budding athletes in Aurora and King. On Wednesday, Council had a special meeting for members of the public to weigh in on how to improve the community through...

An open letter to MPP Chris Ballard & Staff

I would like to express my sincere thanks for allowing me to become a member of the team as a cooperative education student. Since February ...

Global Pet Foods thanks community for showing Heart

Global Pet Foods Aurora would like to thank our customers for their generosity during this year’s Show Us Your Heart fundraiser. Thanks to everyone who ...

Isolationism will hurt President

Trumps Dumps: Continuously showing off, on TV, his freshly planted executive order signature, just like a very young child displaying first dumps in a potty. ...

INSIDE AURORA: Street Fest 2017

By Scott Johnston Once again thank you and well done to the Aurora Chamber of Commerce and their many partners for another terrific Street Festival. ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Rules? What rules?

By Alison Collins-Mrakas I have come to the depressing conclusion that rules don’t matter anymore. Or, more accurately, there don’t appear to be any rules ...

VIEW FROM QUEEN’S PARK: Fair Workplaces and Better Jobs

By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora Recently, the Province of Ontario took action to create more opportunity and security for workers with a plan for Fair ...

ACTIVATING AURORA: Exercise is Medicine

By Ron Weese At the recent Seneca Summit called “Creating Quality Movement Experiences for Older Adults,” Dr. Paul Oh, Medical Director, Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation ...

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