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Representatives for the Town of Aurora and former mayor Phyllis Morris are due in a Kitchener courtroom this week to continue the fight over whether the municipality is responsible for costs spent by...
Newmarket lawyer Kyle Peterson will once again carry the Liberal banner in the next Federal election. Mr. Peterson is set to be officially nominated...
For nearly 20 years, Tim Hicks made his living playing his music five or six nights a week through steady gigs in smaller venues in and around the GTA and Niagara Region.
By Brock Weir Right at the outset of this week’s column I would like to thank Angela Gismondi for putting last week’s edition of The ...
Customer Service in Aurora — Round VIII: Mastermind By Stephen Somerville A couple of weeks back, I wrote about the fact that corporate loyalty programs ...
By Alison Collins-Mrakas I am in the midst of a search for a rather mythic beast. No, not the yeti, Bigfoot or the Abominable Snowman. ...
Everyone pays when bullying isn’t addressed By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora I’d forgotten about him until a visit this week from Bessie Vlasis and Gwyneth ...
By Jean Bisnaire Niche Decor “My son is headed off to university next week and I’d love to redo his room while he’s away. How ...
By Jan Freedman Despite the cool, overcast and breezy weather we had on Saturday, our first Family Day was a great success. The Farmers’ Market ...
“If music be the food of love, play on,” are words Orsino lived by in Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night; but while it might be a philosophy shared by Aurora’s Bud and Stella Switzer, the music of Rogers and Hammerstein have presented them with a veritable smorgasbord.
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