Seniors need so little, but that little goes a long way: Wish Association

December 10, 2014 · 0 Comments

Seniors need so little, but they need that little so much, says Ingrid Davis of the Senior Wish Association. But those who have what they need have little hesitation with helping their peers who might not be so lucky.

Robotics students develop innovations for world around them

Lester B. Pearson students want you to get connected – regardless of age or physical challenges.

Empty Bowls are filled to warm hearts across Aurora

By Brock Weir Winter is just around the corner, and it is the time of year when many of us bundle up before leaving the ...

Aurorans expect “collaboration and cooperation”: Mayor

Upon receiving the chains of office four years ago, Mayor Geoff Dawe stated it was a new beginning for the Town of Aurora.

Tech addiction spreads far beyond youth and video games: counsellor

If you like to stay connected via social media or like to unwind with a video game or two, there is no harm in that, unless, of course, there is. If there are consequences in your everyday life due to a “need” for being constantly connected, however, there could be a problem.

Aurora Seniors take on the spirit of giving by making Christmas boxes for others

Members of the Aurora Seniors Centre are in the giving spirit. Every year, the Seniors’ Centre chooses...

Re-elected Deputy Mayor optimistic over next four years ahead of inauguration

As Aurora’s Deputy Mayor, Councillor John Abel has become an increasingly visible presence in the community, but it is a title that is more of a convention than a formal role.

PCs shot themselves in the foot; now they’re out of feet, says leadership hopeful

Say for the sake of argument you were a candidate looking to win a Provincial election for your riding and the powers-that-be said it would be a great idea to campaign on firing 100,000 people, chances are you might say that is a really, really bad idea.

Living large on a smaller footprint nabs top prize for Aurora student

Living large on a smaller footprint is a way of life to which many socially and environmentally conscious people aspire, but Aurora student Laura Ing wants to make these aspirations more attainable than ever before.

Spreading smiles with four-legged friends is way of life for Caring Canadian

A smile can go a long way in showing someone just how much you care. But not all smiles are created equal. Take, for instance, the case of Aurora’s Vivian Hould.

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