SENIOR SCAPE: Serenity in the Arboretum

September 10, 2014 · 0 Comments

By Sylvia Dickens Where do you go to escape technological distractions, noisy traffic and the stress of living amidst concrete structures? Nothing eases the spirit ...

Lt. Gov. David Onley strove to “change the conversation” in Ontario and Aurora

As Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, David Onley wanted to spark a discussion when he came to Queen’s Park, serving as the Queen’s representative in Ontario since 2007.

Town to buy Old Armoury for $515,000

The Town of Aurora has struck a deal with the Federal Government to purchase the old Aurora Armoury. With the deal set to close at the end of the month, the historic building could become home to a year-round Farmers' Market.

Lawsuits have cost Aurora nearly $1 million

Legal bills for old and ongoing lawsuits between former and incumbent members of Council, and members of the public have cost Aurora nearly $1 million over the last seven years.

Jessica and Shannon fly the flag for Aurora at this Friday’s Showdown final

As 17-year-old Jessica Joerges hit the stage Saturday at Aurora’s Ribfest, the dull roar of the thousand-strong crowd hit a crescendo. Several friends, family and supporters...

BROCK’S BANTER: A TIFF & Quibble

By Brock Weir So, how many of you joined me Sunday morning, collectively asking yourself, “Isn’t the definition of insanity doing something over and over ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Rodents of Unusual Size

By Alison Collins-Mrakas Many people enter the political realm only to exit it a short while later disgusted by what they see, experience or worse, ...

VIEW FROM QUEEN’S PARK: Ring of Fire

By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora One of the most exciting economic development opportunities we have in Ontario is the mineral rich Ring of Fire, located ...