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

February 3, 2016 · 0 Comments

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.

Mavrinac land should be sold, says parks consultant

Money from sale could be used to secure parkland in other, less-serviced neighbourhoods around Aurora, according to draft master plan.

Council issues call to action on OMB reform

The adage of “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it” does not apply when it comes to Aurora Council’s relationship with the Ontario Municipal Board

AbuseHurts Delivers Hope through weekend furniture sale

Their capable hands have helped refurbish Yellow Brick House and taught women and men coming out of shelters and mental health facilities valuable skills as they get ready for a fresh start, but this Saturday you can put your own hands into the mix.

Volunteers honoured for decades of work with Cancer Society

When John Hunter was diagnosed with cancer nearly 30 years ago, his wife, Liz, wished she had someone to turn to. It’s not that she didn’t have family and friends there to support her as she helped care for John, but there are just some things you can’t share with those closest to you.

AYSC seeks Town’s help for new facility

The Aurora Youth Soccer Club has recently made great strides in helping their players take the next steps to the big leagues, but despite top-notch soccer fields in the area, the one thing that is lacking has been looming over the club for quite some time.