October 1, 2014 · 0 Comments
By Brock Weir It might be a simple hashtag, but with #yeswewill, York Region students are aiming to change a culture. The Yes We Will ...
After over 100 years on Tyler Street, it is the end of the line for Collis Leather. Following a series of lengthy discussions, reviews, and analysis...
In a debate hosted by the Aurora Chamber of Commerce, it should come as no surprise that Aurora’s businesses were a top priority of the first Mayoral debate of the season.
Mayoral candidates Geoffrey Dawe and John Gallo have ideas on bringing people into Aurora’s Downtown Core to shop, but bringing more people into Aurora has a flipside – how to keep them flowing.
Aurora lost more than a church on the April morning that destroyed Aurora United Church; it lost a community hub, and a community hub that is needed now more than ever. That was the message coming out...
As a business you can never let your guard down while continuing to move forward, says Bulk Barn president Craig Ofield, but in moving forward sometimes answers can be found close to home.
State Farm’s head office is remaining in Aurora, despite comments made at last week’s inaugural all-candidates’ debate.
It was standing room only as Aurora’s two mayoral candidates Geoffrey Dawe and John Gallo went head-to-head in the first mayoral debate of the 2014 election.
When Staples and the Optimist Club of Aurora sent out a ROAR to help local students in need, Aurora shoppers had no hesitation in answering the call.
As members of the Liberal Party of Canada descended on Markham this past weekend to share ideas and get ready for the next Federal election, area Liberals in the newly-created riding of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill had the opportunity to do the same here at home last week.
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