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PCs shot themselves in the foot; now they’re out of feet, says leadership hopeful
November 26, 2014 · 0 Comments
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.
Library looks at expansion to serve growing community
An expansion of the Aurora Public Library to meet the needs of a growing community is a possibility that has been bandied about for years – now it is time for the Library to hear what the community wants.
Volunteer Opportunies now available for Kettle Drive
Volunteer opportunities are now available to serve Salvation Army kettles in Aurora, Newmarket, East Gwillimbury, and Bradford.
Neighbours around golf course unite for common voice
Residents surrounding Highland Gate Golf Course are forming a united voice to advocate for the interests of the neighbourhood now that the future of the property is up in the air.
Salvation Army development to finally begin this winter
As the Salvation Army prepares to launch its annual Christmas Kettle campaign, the Northridge Community Church – the hub of Salvation Army’s Central York Region operations – is eyeing a long-awaited trip south.
Gold seal of approval from “Duke of Ed” and Princess
(Photo by Grant Martin Photography) By Brock Weir As she approached the podium at Ottawa’s Chateau Laurier Hotel last week, the one thing weighing on ...
Canada Post to stop door-to-door delivery next fall
If you’re one of the approximately 4,500 Aurora homes that still receives mail at your doorstep, enjoy it while you can.
Indoor Market will be test run for future use of Armoury
For the past several seasons, the Aurora Farmers’ Market has used the Aurora Cultural Centre as the base of its Indoor Farmers Market – that will remain the case this year, but a one-off event on December 6 could make 2015 a very different story.
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