Local school e-nables helping hands around the world

February 10, 2016 · 0 Comments

SAC's Computer Sciences class aims to provide cost-effective options for people in need of artificial limbs.

Ontario councillors find common ground ahead of OMB summit

Politicians from across southern Ontario gathered in Aurora on Saturday to lay the groundwork for an upcoming summit dedicated to reforms at the Ontario Municipal Board.

Aurora adopts Blue Dot environmental movement

Aurora has joined a growing list of Canadian municipalities to adopt David Suzuki’s Blue Dot movement. Council adopted the resolution last week, which...

New five year plan charts growth for parks and recreation

New sports facilities, arenas and pools could be part of the Aurora of 2021 if the Town’s new draft master plan for parks and recreation is approved by Council next month.

Joint Operations Centre falls just short of the Gold standard

It isn’t even done yet and already Aurora’s new Joint Operations Centre is falling just short of getting the Gold. Nearly a further $100,000 will need to be spent on the

Quality – and a bit of magic and nostalgia – are formula for young entrepreneur’s success

“We just decided to put a modern spin on it,” says Viktor Grabovskyy. Followed by a pause and a slight chuckle. The laugh is followed by a “no pun intended,” but...

Country Day School formally unveils new senior school

Country Day School has added another milestone to its long and storied 43-year history in King City.

Our Lady of Grace C.E.S. gears up for 60th anniversary

Parents, teachers, student and community collaborate on May celebration.

Chamber members seek “accountability” in new path forward

As they continue their efforts to get “back to business”, the Aurora Chamber of Commerce is placing an increased emphasis on being advocates for local businesses. Members, however, said they want to see action – and soon.