July 13, 2016 · 0 Comments
Being the spouse or a family member of a man or woman serving in the Canadian Armed Forces can be a challenging life, but all too often, however, the biggest challenges start when the service person comes marching home.
One-way traffic on streets surrounding Library Square is one balloon being floated at Council to transform the Downtown Core.
Just last week, Aurora’s Chen Liu was standing poolside in Newmarket when he was approached by a little girl with a nosebleed, but...
Aurora’s Melissa Suma has always had an affinity with pop music, but things recently changed. As she began learning more about jazz, she soon realised she was...
If you have strong opinions one way or the other on whether left hand turns should be banned at Yonge and Wellington during peak times, you may have your chance to weigh in this summer.
John Briggs learned a lot at his first job in a greenhouse, earning “35 cents an hour – top dollar!” tending plants and bagging soil – and it instilled in him a love of getting his hands dirty that endures to this day.
Growing up, Manuele Mizzi was all too familiar with the immigrant experience, but recently he started wanting to know more about his roots. The son of a white Jamaican mother and an Italian father, he grew up...
The time “has passed” to gather options on what to do with Library Square, according to some Council members looking for long-awaited action on the future of Aurora’s Downtown Core, but Council moved forward this past week on another round of public consultation on the Town’s Cultural Precinct.
Prepare to seek out a little bit of Therapy when you head over to Town Park this Saturday. No, don’t expect to have to lie down...
Canada Day shooting left three men and two women in hospital with varying -- but non-life threatening -- injuries and Police seek witnesses to identify one man seen leaving the scene.
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