iRIDE+ program expands CHATS’ transportation to more people in need

July 8, 2015 · 0 Comments

After 35 years of serving local seniors, Community and Home Assistance to Seniors (CHATS) has launched an enhanced transportation program for their clients funded by ...

A century on, Aurora’s first tennis court re-opens — just in time for Pan Am

Canada's tennis greats joined forces with dignitaries and local sports enthusiasts to inaugurate recreated court.

Local entrepreneurs brew up cups of coffee — and pride

Profit sharing cafe concept provides new opportunities for persons living with special needs and disabilities.

Talks tried to prevent Magna’s departure

Magna International took the first steps in taking their headquarters and consolidated operations to King Township last month, but...

Southwest homes could find chain-link fencing where their property meets the Town’s

Residents backing onto Case Woodlot in southwest Aurora could soon find chain link fencing just beyond their backyards where their property meets the Town’s, following a Council decision last week.

Celebration and reflection reigns at revamped Relay for Life

They were all there for the same reason, but as each person took a lap around the track last month, they all had a different person in the back of their minds.

Community groups could face ouster for internal Library expansion

By Brock Weir Community groups such as the Pine Tree Potters Guild could find themselves looking for a new home, if recommendations before Council on ...

VoteSmart aims to be “one stop shop” for voters – new and seasoned

As a political science student, being engaged in the civic life around her is second nature for Aurora’s Kelsea Walsh. But it was quickly brought home to her this spring that not everybody feels the same way.

Time to make a decision on Library Square, says Council

After twelve years, nearly 30 reports, and up to 10 invitations for the public to weigh in on the matter, now is the time to finally make a decision on the future of Library Square, according to Council.