January 22, 2014 · 0 Comments
From far away in Texas, seven-year-old Laura can be assured she has a friend in her entire school community. Over 400 people from the St. Joseph Catholic School community, and beyond, filled The Mansion on Thursday night for a Benefit For Laura, raising funds...
Aurora’s Clear Bag waste program, which would make dark green and black household garbage bags a thing of the past across Town, will come under closer scrutiny this week after clearing its first hurdle at the committee level.
Aurora golf courses could see tighter restrictions on the number of trees they can cut down on their properties. Councillors are expected to ratify recommendations coming forward from last week’s General Committee meeting, placing slightly tighter restrictions on area golf course owners.
Aurora’s Taylor Dinner was 21 when he began his battle with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Now 25, he has been in remission for four years and credits a great deal of his recovery to the nurses and staff at Southlake Regional Health Centre. Happy and healthy once again, Mr. Dinner is...
Aurora residents can expect to pay over $20 more for their water this year.
By Brock Weir In this line of work, sometimes you find delight in the strangest of places. While (unsuccessfully) trying to find a file photo ...
By Scott Johnston We continue our look back at 2013 in Aurora with events that took place in the latter half of the year. Jul ...
By Alison Collins-Mrakas The ice storm struck the GTA just over 3 weeks ago and wrought various degrees of devastation on homeowners and residents in ...
By Jan Freedman On behalf of both this writer and the Aurora Farmers’ Market and Artisan Fair, best wishes for a happy and healthy New ...
Open Government: Yes, Minister, we fooled them again By Frank Klees, MPP Newmarket-Aurora “Our Open Government initiative will help create the transparent, accessible government the ...
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