Talks leading up to lawsuit made public ahead of court date

August 27, 2014 · 0 Comments

According to a revised Statement of Claim by former Aurora mayor Phyllis Morris, the Town of Aurora “had complete carriage” over a lawsuit brought forward against three local bloggers in the fall of 2010 over what she claimed were “defamatory comments” made on the Aurora Citizen Blog.

Aurora student lands $60,000 scholarship for young leaders

Lukas Weese is a realist at heart. As he prepared to take his final exams this spring at Country Day School, the Aurora student knew

Timberlane set to close next August as tennis hits “all-time high”

As Timberlane Athletic Club gets set to make way for housing next year, it will be like losing a home away from home for members who have been there since day one...

Aurora women spread the grandmotherly love around the world

Outliving one’s own children is, for most people in Canada, absolutely unthinkable – but for many in the developing world it is, sadly, a regular reality of life.

de Sereville spreads “Girl Power” in science before heading to U of T

As she set her sights on the University of Toronto’s engineering sciences program, Aurora’s Yvette de Sereville wasn’t quite sure what to expect. Rising through the ranks at Aurora High School, where she was recently named top scholar...

Cost still at issue for Aurora Museum curator

The re-establishment of a new museum for Aurora took a significant step forward last week as Council signed off on a new curator, who could be put in place as early as this fall.

Church rebuild could provide opportunities for Aurora United and the Town at large: Council

The April 11 fire which decimated Aurora United Church was seen by many to be a significant blow to the entire community, but as the community looks to the future four months on, discussions should get underway to find the best opportunities ahead of a rebuild.