Welcoming Arms marks 10 years in a changing community

August 2, 2016 · 0 Comments

Ecumenical organization to mark first decade with new programs to serve a community very different from what it was 10 years ago.

CMHA and Loft team up to give youth some bold Choices

Chances are, teens, you know what to look for when your friends have had a little too much to drink or taken ...

Speed cushion pilot program could cost up to $100,000

A pilot program to install speed cushions on three Aurora streets – so far – in an attempt to curb speeders could come with a price tag of up to $100,000.

Regional changes could mean greater incentives for rental housing

Housing and condominium developers could find it more worth their while beginning next year to provide more rental units in the projects.

Neville-Lake Family memorial day planned

Hundreds of people are expected at Kettle Lake Park in King City on Sunday, August 14, to commemorate the three Neville-Lake children and their grandfather, who were victims in a fatal tragic drinking and driving crash in September 2015

If you wait to join the Seniors’ Centre, you’re missing out says new President

One of the first things Carol Hedenberg hears when new members walk through the door is, “I’m finally old enough to be here – I’m 73!” For the new president of the Aurora Seniors’ Association, it is not something she’s never heard before – but it is an attitude they often encounter at the Aurora Seniors’ Centre.

PC leader Brown sees positive change after last election’s “unmitigated disaster”

By Brock Weir “There will be an election in two years,” said The Auroran as we sat down with Ontario Progressive Conservative leader Patrick Brown ...

$15 million investment aims to make Southlake, York U an innovation hub

Astronaut and surgeon Dr. Dave Williams, President and CEO of Southlake Regional Health Centre, has seen a lot of the world from high above, but on firm ground, in recent years, he has seen rapid changes in the field of health care.

Bring your pet in while you shop at new Canadian Tire

If you’re on Aurora’s east side to do a bit of shopping for your back yard or picking up a few things for that weekend away at the cottage, why not let your pooch enjoy some retail therapy as well at Canadian Tire?

Mayor concerned Mavrinac Park development is “too territorial”

A nearly $1.1 million plan to transform a vacant six acre parcel of land on Mavrinac Boulevard into a neighbourhood park was approved by Council last week, amid worries voiced by Mayor Dawe its development had become a “territorial” issue.

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