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INSIDE AURORA: A Seasonal Spot of Bother

December 3, 2014   ·   0 Comments

By Scott Johnston We’re all aware of the challenges of parking in Aurora. There’s the chaos surrounding the exodus from the GO Train station every ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Alien Babies

By Alison Collins-Mrakas We live in an era in which anyone and everyone has the potential, the very real risk in fact, to experience the ...

OTTAWA REPORT

By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Mental Health First Aid The Government of Canada is investing $970K over six years, and $150K ongoing annually to develop ...

MARKET MUSINGS

By Jan Freedman Here we go! On Saturday, December 6, the Aurora Farmers’ Market and Artisan Fair will be having an Indoor Market at the ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Fill-A-Box

By Charles Sequeira The Aurora Seniors’ Centre volunteers were able to fill 75 gift boxes with goodies, treasure and necessities for Seniors who are confined ...

Veteran director focuses on the characters in Theatre Aurora’s “Next to Normal”

Long-time theatre director Michael Jones has always had a fascination with musical theatre, but that fascination never delved too deeply in what he describes as “Rodgers and Hammerstein we’re-so-happy-all-the-time-that-we-break-into-song” shows.

Aurora golfer takes his game south for PGA Canada Championship

The sport of golf can take its athletes to some of the most challenging and beautiful landscapes in North America, and last week Justin Tomasulo of Aurora found himself at the Sunridge Canyon Golf Club in Fountain Hills, Arizona for the PGA Canada Club Professional Championship.

Sendel earns trampoline silver medal in World Championships

Samantha Sendel can add another medal performance to her growing list of athletic accomplishments. The Aurora native earned a silver medal...

Developers break ground on unique approach to senior living

The meadows in question may have been grey when local dignitaries joined developers to break ground on the “Meadows of Aurora” last week, but a new approach to senior living will soon come into full flower.

Local inventor emerges victorious with four offers from CBC’s Dragons

Supporters packed Aurora’s Boston Pizza last Wednesday night to see a local competitor emerge victorious from Dragon’s Den. Inventor Adam Pauze and business partner, retired baseball player Cliff Floyd, came...

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