July 16, 2014 · 0 Comments
When Nobleton resident Aaron Ellis’ daughter, Tianna, told him she wanted to keep playing football, he knew it would be tough to find playing opportunities. So, he got to work...
The competitive athletes and teams of the Spectrum Baton Club travelled to Calgary to compete in the National Championships June 28 – July 2. The ...
If you want to create a dialogue, the simplest way is to bring everyone around the same table – and if there’s food involved, so much the better, says Azim Shamshiev of the Intercultural Dialogue Institute.
The area’s largest outdoor car show and star-studded event is coming to King Township July 20. The 4th annual Cruise for the Cure car show and family...
In the hours after Aurora United Church went up in flames last April, long-time church historian Helen Roberts found it difficult to find the right words to express just how she felt.
Events surrounding Aurora’s 150th anniversary might already be a part of history, but the cost of the Sesquicentennial Celebrations could be in focus this week if Councillor Wendy Gaertner gets her way.
The future of another piece of Aurora’s residential heritage could be in question over the next few months. Councillors signed off last month on a request from a local couple to remove 83 George Street from the
Just over a week since registration was thrown open to fill the Council vacancy left by MPP Chris Ballard, a steady stream of Aurora residents have lined up to keep the seat warm.
Aurora’s Mayor and Councillors are underpaid compared to their counterparts across York Region, according to a staff report which will be before Council this week.
By Brock Weir I often wonder if there is a certain age where one just automatically starts thinking themselves as being “over the hill.” Does ...
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