UPDATED: Aurora’s Somerville enters PC race

February 3, 2014 · 0 Comments

Aurora’s Stephen Somerville has joined the race to take over from Frank Klees as the Progressive Conservative candidate for Newmarket-Aurora. Mr. Somerville threw his hat into the ring on Monday, nearly two weeks after Mr. Klees’ surprise announcement he would not be seeking re-election.

Town prepares for court fight over Mavrinac Boulevard land

The dispute between the Town of Aurora and Minto Communities over land on Mavrinac Boulevard could be headed to the courts. The Town filed a Statement of Claim against the...

BROCK’S BANTER: They’re coming for us!

By Brock Weir I have never been one to lose sleep over keeping up with the Joneses. Perhaps it is a conscious decision to distance ...

INSIDE AURORA: Groundhog Daze V

By Scott Johnston Curious to see how the trees in the arboretum had survived the ice storm earlier this winter, I decided to go there ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Games

The Games Have Not Yet Begun By Alison Collins-Mrakas This was a week of bombshell announcements in our community. We learned on Tuesday that Frank ...

FRANKLY SPEAKING: Life-Changer

A Life-Changing Statement By Frank Klees, MPP Newmarket-Aurora On Tuesday January 21, 2014, I issued the following statement. It will be life-changing for me and ...

IN GOOD COMPANY: Home Stretch

Opportunities and Challenges down the Home Stretch By Mayor Geoffrey Dawe It scarcely seems like four weeks since my last In Good Company article appeared ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Baby It’s Cold Outside

By Jim L. Abram Oh, the climatic vagaries of nature. A wet fall, cold temperatures in December lingering into early January, compounded by heavy snow ...

NORTHERN LIGHTS: February Horoscopes

By Jodie Cara Lindley Aquarius (January 20 – February 18) It is your month, Aquarius, and you will receive an inner activation! Remember to be ...

SOYRA artists celebrate colour and joy in 2014 showcase

People take bad breakups different ways. Some handle it well, and some don’t. Occasionally tears are shed, items are broken, but sometimes it brings out the best of us. When Jennylind James, a native of Trinidad and Tobago, lived in Dublin, her breakup with her Irish boyfriend, however, embarked on a creative journey which has led her, most recently, to the Aurora Cultural Centre.

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