November 26, 2014 · 0 Comments
By Stephen Somerville After the recent provincial electoral debacle, it is time for the Party to get off the mat and move forward. The executive ...
By Jean Bisnaire Niche-Decor “What should we consider when looking for light fixtures?” Feel free to send me your comments or questions to askjean@nichedecor.ca One ...
By Jim Abram Well, I am back. Back to what is important. Thanks to all of you who supported me in my election romp. It ...
Setting a higher standard for accountability in Ontario By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora On the campaign trail, I heard time and again concerns from residents ...
By Jodie Cara Lindley Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21) Your inner life seeks expansion in December, Sagittarius. Turn your attention to the world within, ...
Our mystery artist likes to work big but, as was the case with Norma Desmond in Sunset Boulevard, it is the pictures that have become small. Happiest working in what she describes as “big, sweeping motions,” a recent challenge from the Aurora Cultural Centre forced our mystery artist to get back down to basics, working in a much smaller area.
A King Township home will be transformed into an intimate lounge, filled with the silky smooth sounds of contemporary jazz.
Already at the top of their game in the OJHL, the Tigers are making moves to maintain their position at the top of the North Division. Some fresh faces took to the ice at the Aurora Community Centre for the first time last week.
By Jake Courtepatte While many local hockey mentors fly under the radar, Coach Darren Slind had an influence on those around him that his management ...
The Canadian Cancer Society is calling time on Aurora’s Relay for Life. Beginning next year, the Aurora Relay, which has been held for...
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