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Students sought out opportunities to contribute to community despite uncertainty, closures

May 12, 2022   ·   0 Comments

Despite uncertainty on whether their education would continue in person or virtually, local students continued to seek opportunities to contribute to their school communities and ...

Walk, roll and stroll to support end-of-life care provided by local hospices

Spring is in full swing and as you look for opportunities to get more active in the great outdoors, each step you take can help ...

TiKA brings musical journey to Cultural Centre and you’re invited along on the ride

As a former youth worker for more than seven years, there came a time where TiKA felt overextended. Almost instinctively she turned inwards and began ...

Ontario Votes 2022: Liberal candidate Kasirlou focused on health, affordability and community

As a registered nurse, Oak Ridges resident Marjan Kasirlou has been a vocal advocate to politicians on the importance of healthcare and those working within ...

Community Tree Planting kicks off busy – and colourful – spring for Arboretum

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Train whistle cessation inches forward at Committee

Efforts to implement a train whistle cessation program in Aurora inched forward last week. Sitting at the Committee level, Council voted to consider $95,000 in ...

Legal questions remain over potential whistle cessation program

The amount of liability the Town might have to take on when it comes to pedestrian safety at Engelhard Drive remains at the heart of ...

Positive signs as York Region lifts COVID-19 State of Emergency

Little over a week after York Region formally lifted its COVID-19 State of Emergency after more than two years, positive signs continue to be seen ...

Students honoured for community contributions with 2022 Give Back Awards

Students across northern York Region were honoured at Magna International’s Aurora Headquarters on Thursday night as recipients of the 2022 Give Back Awards. Honouring Grade ...

Skinopathy is local healthcare success story for Aurora’s Keith Loo

If necessity is the mother of invention, the global pandemic may have been a close relative to innovation for Aurora resident Keith Loo. Mr. Loo, ...

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