June 3, 2015 · 0 Comments
Marking your 20th anniversary is usually a cause to pull off something spectacular, but when this anniversary pertains to Canada’s longest street festival on Canada’s longest street, an event that attracts tens of thousands each year, pulling out any extra stops might seem like gilding the lily.
Members of the public could have one more chance to sound off on potential changes to the Oak Ridges Moraine Protection Plan later this month.
Anyone who has ever wielded a camera knows all too well the feeling that comes when you just have to take a photo. Filmmakers, however, might know the feeling experienced one night by Chris Hau.
As thousands of athletes prepare to tackle just under fifty different disciplines at the Pan Am Games in Toronto this summer, the Canadian trampoline team is thriving with local talent.
Elizabeth Dowdeswell, Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario, will be in Aurora on Saturday morning to review local cadets.
By Brock Weir Diane Buchanan is a woman who is rarely at a loss for words. Therefore, I wasn’t quite sure what to expect on ...
By Scott Johnston It’s time for another look at some local burning questions, such as: What is required first; a new hotel to justify and ...
By Mayor Geoff Dawe Followers of the 1950s crime drama Dragnet will doubtlessly note the inspiration of this month’s In Good Company article as the ...
By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Expanding Compassionate Care Benefits The Government is committed to ensuring the Employment Insurance (EI) program remains responsive, fair, and flexible ...
By Jan Freedman We have some sad news to share regarding one of our long time vendors. Marlene Mckay, matriarch of Willowtree Farm, lost her ...
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