Younger soldiers sometimes struggle with weighty “veteran” mantle

November 14, 2019 · 0 Comments

Recognition of their own service and contributions will come in time, says local veteran of Afghanistan conflict.

Grade 5 class sets sights on Province after winning pitch to Council

They’ve made a difference, and they’re not stopping at the local level. Grade 5 students at Hartman Public School, under the guidance of teacher Gina ...

Holiday cards will help warm serving soldiers’ hearts

This Monday, Canadians from coast to coast will pause at the eleventh hour to remember those who have fallen during wartime. As they do so, ...

Underprivileged youngsters to get healthy start with All Kids Can Play relaunch

Aurora is often seen as an affluent community, but all too many youngsters are facing financial situations that prevent them from taking part in organized ...

Council eyes 2.9% tax increase for next three years

Target figures could rise by 0.5 due to Library Square debt.

Breaking the silence on domestic violence – every step of the way

Yellow Brick House, St. Andrew’s College team up on Step in My Shoes

Council declares “climate emergency”

Aurora has declared a “climate emergency” in a bid to create a concrete action plan to address issues at a local level. Council voted unanimously ...

Ward system reviewed as consultation begins

Public consultation has begun into whether or not Aurora should adopt a ward system of governance. Just seven interested residents attended the first public meeting ...

Aurora’s champions lauded at annual Sport Aurora Breakfast

Although he may have been halfway across the world in Moscow, Stephen Maar was certainly at Saturday’s Breakfast of Champions in spirit when he was ...

Police investigating deaths of two Aurora men

York Regional Police are investigating the deaths of two Aurora men after their bodies were discovered in Aurora and Whitchurch-Stouffville over the weekend. A police ...

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