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ASK THE DESIGNER: Creative Holiday Ideas

December 18, 2013   ·   0 Comments

By Jean Bisnaire Niche Decor As someone who loves to capture the magic of the holiday season, how do I incorporate current trends without replacing ...

SENIOR SCAPE: A final word on 2013

By Charles Sequeira The Holidays are a busy month for all of us, celebrating with family and friends. This year marks the first time our ...

Mother and son team put their talents to good use

Denise Waskul didn’t even have time to change her clothes when her father loaded up her and her brother and set off for Yonge Street. Bound for Oak Ridges, the 14-year-old girl was still wearing her bathing suit when they hopped out of the car...

Master Plan maps new and traditional ideas for Aurora’s “culture”

The old cliché goes, ‘If you build it, they will come’ – but what if it is built and you have no idea where you’re going? That will be one issue addressed by Aurora’s Cultural Master Plan when it comes forward...

Tigers break 10-game winning streak, falling to Trenton

The Aurora Tigers had their 10-game win streak snapped on Saturday night, but head coach James Richmond said the team can take solace in the fact that the Tigers have been one of the hottest teams in the league.

MacKinnon is first Aurora player to win pitching award

Aurora Minor Baseball had quite the year: Tournament wins, broken records and the successful season for the town’s first ever minor midget AAA baseball was all capped off when Alexander MacKinnon...

Growing Together – Aurora & Bacon Basketware

When Sidney Bacon founded his company in Toronto over 60 years ago, supplying baskets and other products to companies like Eatons and Simpsons was truly its bread and butter.

Area homeless to reap benefits of students’ “Second Harvest”

It’s a familiar scene to so many students across Ontario at midterm – the realisation you need to get those last few community service hours before graduating high school.

Holiday Heroes program is another success with just days to go

Have you ever sat across an office from somebody and wondered what they were like as a child? Employees at Southlake Regional Health Centre recently tried to do just that, while collecting toys for...

Service Level Review needs to “take an extra step”, say disappointed Councillors

Members of the public should get a sense of whether they are getting the best bang for their tax buck, according to some Councillors who have expressed “disappointment” with Aurora’s service level review.

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