FRONT PORCH PERSPECTIVE: Provincial

April 30, 2014 · 0 Comments

Potential Issues in a provincial election By Stephen Somerville I imagine that the last thing any of you want to think about – or read ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Faith & Politics

By Alison Collins-Mrakas I watched a lot of television while I had the flu. Not much else to do seeing as I was virtually incapacitated. ...

ASK THE DESIGNER: Bathroom Renos

By Jean Bisnaire Niche Decor “My bathroom needs a revamp. What are some things to consider when I plan to renovate?” Feel free to send ...

IN GOOD COMPANY: A Time of Thanks

By Mayor Geoffrey Dawe It has been a whirlwind of activity in our Town in the few weeks since my last In Good Company article, ...

MARKET MUSINGS

By Jan Freedman The arrival of spring heralds the return of the Aurora Farmers’ Market and Artisan Fair to its outdoor location on Wells Street ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Know Your Nutrients

By Sylvia Dickens Do you know the nutritional value of the foods you eat? Are you getting enough of the right ones for you, as ...

NORTHERN LIGHTS: May Horoscopes

May 2014 Horoscopes By Jodie Cara Lindley Aries (March 21 –April 19) Are you remembering to breathe, Aries? Sometimes this simple act can help you ...

Mother-daughter duo tackle “A Little Princess” in time for Mother’s Day

The story of Sara Crewe being separated from and searching for her father, has enthralled generations of readers since it was first published in 1905. Movies have been made, plays have been written, but next week Aurora’s Wavestage Theatrical Productions is putting a fresh spin on the musical it inspired.

Meet Your Iron Chefs: Orchid Thai’s Thay Siharath vies to keep his crown

Chefs across Aurora are waiting with baited breath this week to learn just what they will have to work with in the second annual Iron Chef Aurora. Creative juices are flowing in many of Aurora’s favourite restaurants as five chefs prepare to do battle at the Aurora Community Centre on Thursday, May 29, as the hockey arena is transformed into Kitchen Stadium, the arena of Aurora’s culinary supremacy.

Folk roots go deep for Quebec’s Le Vent du Nord

Nicolas Boulerice considers himself part of a new wave. “We’re not young anymore, but we’re still a little bit young,” says the Quebec singer, but nevertheless they are part of a new wave of younger generations picking up the ancient musical traditions of the various cultures converging on La Belle Provence.

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