April 2025 Archive

Fighting for the community is in “my blood,” says Liberal candidate McLachlan

Jennifer McLachlan is Newmarket-Aurora’s Liberal candidate

Canada needs “steady hands at the wheel” amid uncertainty, says Menegakis

Costas Menegakis is Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill’s Conservative candidate

Estate of Helen Lucas partners with Cultural Centre for spring sale

Sprouting flowers are synonymous with Spring’s arrival, and, if you’re a local art lover, there are fewer names more synonymous with flowers than Helen Lucas, ...

Easter Bunny is hopping excited for Town’s annual Egg-Stravaganza

Easter scavenger hunt on now ahead of April 19

Meetings with Mayor issue sparks Councillors’ walk-out

Two Council members walked out of last week’s meeting after debate erupted on how local lawmakers are kept informed on matters in their wards. At ...

From Ice Age to Present Day: A Journey Through the History of King Township

By Kim Sillcox Three years ago, at the outset of the King Township Historical Society’s 50th anniversary year, local author and King resident Ann Love ...

Misspelled Street of Honour to be corrected after 30 Years

Conversations about the restoration of the Cenotaph and War Memorial continued at last week’s Council Meeting, with Christopher Watts from The Aurora Heritage Authority questioning ...

New mosaic will highlight community unity, story

Inclusion, empowerment and belonging in sport will be the focus of a new community mosaic set to take shape at the Stronach Aurora Recreation Complex ...

Adolescent and Young Adult Cancer program aims at expansion

Sarah Gallie was just 35 when she was diagnosed with hormone-positive breast cancer. A nurse by vocation, her treatment started at Toronto’s Humber River Hospital, ...

Residents felt “intimidated” at shelter meeting, says Councillor

People who came out to a Special Council meeting on March 18 related to the proposed men’s transitional and emergency housing project in Aurora’s south ...

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