August 26, 2015 · 0 Comments
By Brock Weir As she entered her pre-teens, Avery Benlolo was becoming frustrated with the dry and itchy skin on her hands. Nothing seemed to ...
Conservative supporters were primed last week, welcoming Conservative leader Stephen Harper.
Aurora’s tourism plan has been put on ice until at least November so Council can get a full picture on just what this – and other plans already in the works – might cost in the end.
September is just around the corner and the Optimist Club of Aurora is once again teaming up with Staples (Yonge and Murray Drive) to make ...
After nearly 15 years of discussion and delays, the future of Library Square could be determined through a larger vision for Aurora’s “Cultural Precinct.”
Summer is winding down and as kids gear up for a return to school, they will do so chock full of memories – and maybe a secret or two – collected during the season that will have to sustain them until next June rolls around.
Before former mayor John West died in late 2013, he left a lasting legacy for Aurora – namely, seed money for a scholarship to recognize the leaders of tomorrow.
As things get heated between Canada Post and greater Montreal on the placement of community mailboxes, the situation in Aurora has become decidedly cooler after the municipality inked a deal with the Crown Corporation.
To some, the former Hallmark Cards plant on Vandorf Road and Industrial Parkway South might seem simply an empty box of a warehouse -- but others see potential.
Municipal government is "where all the action is," according to Aurora's new Chief Administrative Officer.
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