Students suffer in college strike

November 15, 2017 · 0 Comments

The strike which is happening at the Ontario Community Colleges is now in the fifth week. The students are in the middle between the College ...

Governor General’s remarks “out of line”

Last Wednesday the Governor General took on climate change deniers, occult practices and, unfortunately, people of faith. She said, in incredulous tones, “We are still ...

Simple acts of kindness make a difference

Simple acts of kindness make a difference. They not only make a positive impact on a specific situation but inspire us to strive to be ...

A Random Act of Kindness

The evening of Wednesday, November 1, was dark, cold and drizzly. My husband and I had just arrived home from a lengthy vacation. Tired after ...

Kudos to Council over Christmas Tree Lighting

I would like to thank particularly Councillor Harold Kim for putting forth the motion to reinstate calling the centrepiece of the ceremony a Christmas Tree ...

Aurorans have the right to enjoy property

It is both interesting and profoundly sad to find that there is a focus in Aurora’s Operational Plan recognizing “the importance of ensuring that the ...

Amnesty International salutes Making Peace

The Aurora-Newmarket Amnesty International Chapter would like to thank all those that made possible the displaying of the Making Peace exhibit in the Town Park. ...

Reader “gobsmacked” at Downie attention

I am compelled to write about the passing of Gord Downie of The Tragically Hip. It’s never easy when someone dies, but with all due ...

Tax changes will lead to “doctor exodus

This letter expresses my great concern for the threat to local health care from proposed tax changes. Provincial and federal Liberal policies toward doctors are ...

Let Council know where you stand on stable neighbourhoods: reader

Changing the By-laws regarding newer homes being built in “stable” neighbourhoods has been on the minds of many residents for some time. The motion being ...

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