November 12, 2020 · 0 Comments
Aurora had been without a hotel for nearly a decade, but that dearth for places to stay came to an end Thursday afternoon with the ...
A hearty bowl of soup goes a long way to warming the heart – but ladling it into a hand-crafted bowl while helping the community ...
More public input is needed before Council can make a decision on a new aquatics facility to serve the community, according to lawmakers. Last week, ...
Design guidelines on new builds within Aurora’s so-called “stable neighbourhoods” will be up for Council discussion on Tuesday, November 17. Council was due to discuss ...
Urban design guidelines will set “clearer expectations” for those looking to build new homes in Aurora’s stable neighbourhoods. At least, that is the hope of ...
Back in March when students made the challenging transition from the classroom to online learning, Sophia Joffe wasn’t fazed. The Country Day School student (in ...
2020 marked the 75th anniversary of the end of the Second World War, a time of jubilation around the world. It was a moment that ...
If this were an ordinary year, people from across the community, including students sitting at their desks, would be diligently setting pen to paper – ...
Surplus land owned by the Province near the northwest corner of Bloomington and Yonge could be the site of a future 128-bed long-term care home. ...
Aurora hit 30 active cases of COVID-19 for the very first time over the weekend. This grim statistic, although numbers have since declined, came as ...
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