November 8, 2017 · 0 Comments
Teens from across Aurora are putting the finishing touches on what just might be their game changer for next Wednesday’s inaugural Youth Innovation Summit. Hosted by the
They set out to break down barriers for young women like themselves interested in pursuing careers in the technology sector, and that is just what sisters Maya and Amanda Bishop did with Why Code Aurora.
You might not see it when you go and see your kids take the ice or watch the Aurora Tigers do battle with the best the OJHL has to offer, but where you drove, where you parked and how you walked are telling an environmental story.
Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has found there are “no reasonable grounds” to lay criminal charges against an OPP officer involved in a crash in Pembroke following an alleged abduction in Aurora.
The evolution of an iconic King Township property comes to life in historic fashion. “The Road to Marylake,” by author Kelly Mathews, who will join the Aurora Historical Society next Wednesday...
Never again. It is a statement Canadians hear often at this time of year as Remembrance Day approaches. It is a time for reflection on ...
Aurora’s Darcy Hayes has taken the Hunter Derby Victory for the second year running at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair.
Community groups displaced by the upcoming demolition of the former Aurora Public Library and Seniors’ Centre buildings on Victoria Street will not pursue space at the Aurora Seniors’ Centre after Council rejected a rent subsidy bid.
The Toronto Montessori School Holiday Marketplace will be a celebration of Canada 150 and will feature artisans and entrepreneurs selling unique locally produced products on ...
"You joined up to get a husband." Nearly eighty years later these words still ring in the ears of centenarian Sgt. Peggy Strange.
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