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Support Services come under one roof at new Cartwright Community Centre
October 15, 2014 · 0 Comments
By Brock Weir CHATS had a lot of elbow room when they moved into the Cartwright Building on Edward Street two years ago. But, with ...
Ward System question gets lukewarm reception from candidates
The October 27 Municipal Election is getting close to the wire but there will be more on your ballot than just who to vote for mayor, council, and trustee positions.
Growth, population shifts spark support for ward system
Not all municipal candidates have thrown cold water on the idea of a ward system for Aurora.
Zombies will be on the loose at Sheppard’s Bush next Saturday
If you’re in the vicinity of Sheppard’s Bush next Saturday and see hordes of zombies roaming the area, don’t be alarmed. In fact, don’t be afraid to join in the fun.
Candidates take aim at rampant sign vandalism across Aurora
Candidates vying for a place on Aurora Council might have differing visions for the Town, but one thing most seem to agree on is rampant vandalism against election signs needs to stop.
Jitterbug Ball to benefit care, bereavement and wellness support at Hospice King Aurora
“Energy” was the watchword as women from Aurora and King converged on Aurora last week to put the finishing touches on the Jitterbug Ball, the biennial fundraiser for Hospice King Aurora.
Grocery store returns to St. Andrew’s Village in December
Seniors living in Aurora’s northwest corner are expected to get an early Christmas present this December with the return of a grocery store to St. Andrew’s Village.
Citizen involvement critical to development of Aurora’s Urban Wildlife Park
A team of dedicated humans will be needed to give birds, reptiles and other critters a hand-up if Aurora’s proposed Urban Wildlife Park gets off the ground by 2017.
CDS honour Terry Fox and one of its own with a splash of colour
While every Canadian family has been touched by cancer, the Country Day School “family” found this year’s run to hit especially close to home. Last school year, Grade 6 student James Eacock was diagnosed with a brain tumour, undergoing surgery followed by extensive chemotherapy at the Hospital for Sick Children.
Aurora pharmacist aims to reach thousands with new diabetes guidebook
As a pharmacist for more than 20 years, Dr. Lori MacCallum has found few things more rewarding than one-on-one interactions with patients. Sitting down with an individual to help them on what can often be a complex path to health brings a certain satisfaction, but...
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