May 14, 2014 · 0 Comments
Connor Parkinson, a Grade 8 student at Aurora Senior Public School is no stranger to hard work. But, the budding filmmaker, whose film “All Work and No Play” played in town last week...
Amid a sea of crumpled clear packing tape, shoeboxes, fabric swatches, sewing needles, and a few hockey jerseys thrown into the mix for contrast, students are dabbling in Aurora’s past and present.
The rich history was on full display this past weekend in Aurora, and considering the formation of Aurora dates back nearly 170 years, the pickings are all but slim.
Incumbent Newmarket-Aurora MP Lois Brown was acclaimed as the Conservative Party’s nominee in the next Federal Election last week. Ms. Brown was officially
As the 2014 Provincial Election campaign officially goes into its second week, the three declared candidates have hit the ground running. For the next several weeks, however, and ...
Stepping up to the podium on Friday afternoon, Sergeant Jason Kloos of the Queen’s York Rangers did so in front of his wife, his baby, and a host of dignitaries from the police force and two levels of government to share his story.
By Brock Weir Two Aurora men were due to be arrested last week in what police describe as a “domestic incident”, which left one of ...
A man is undergoing surgery at Sunnybrook Hospital after being stabbed in Aurora on Thursday afternoon. Police were called to the scene of a fight ...
Surefooted on a Slippery Slope By Brock Weir If you are fortunate enough to have a job that provides you with a few laughs during ...
By Scott Johnston We are all aware of many of the numbers associated with Aurora. For example, our population is 55,000ish, we recently celebrated our ...
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