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Letter carrier by day, Neil Young by night – Larry Cariou strikes a chord

April 9, 2014   ·   0 Comments

Aurora’s Larry Cariou might be a Canada Post letter carrier by day, but when the Harvest Moon comes up, things start to get interesting.

Dramatic lifestyle change was “no brainer” for Aurora woman

Losing weight and leading a healthier lifestyle is something just about everybody wants, but getting started and following through isn’t always easy.

Autism workers raise flag, awareness for “fastest growing” disability in world

Aurorans living in the Autism Spectrum descended on Aurora Town Hall on Wednesday afternoon, waving a blue streak.

New policy would allow sidewalk patios for restaurants, cafes

Spring is here, and in the coming weeks, more people frequenting Aurora’s restaurants are going to want to take their meals outside – and patrons may have more opportunities to do so if a new pilot project gets off the ground.

Ribfest, Concerts in the Park could be election-free zones this year

As the October 2014 municipal election inches closer and the weather gets warmer, it will be sooner rather than...

Aurora residents will still have chance to sound off in Open Forum as election approaches

Aurora residents will have more chances to voice their concerns to Council almost right up until the election, if new recommendations are approved by Council this week.

Aurora classroom tackles tough questions and combats homophobia in new pilot project

Whether you have grown up with two moms, two dads, identify yourself as lesbian, gay, bisexual or queer, you deserve a space free of bullying and brimming with positive reinforcement.

Aurora to sharpen potential university bid this week

Residents can expect to learn more details, potentially as early as this week, on whether or not Aurora will make a formal pitch to become a university town.

Fashion forward students take to the runway to remember classmate

Fashion forward students take to the runway and remember classmate By Brock Weir Students at Aurora’s ESC Renaissance, the French Catholic secondary school serving Aurora, ...

Citizen’s group hosts public conference on environmental issues

The future of Ontario’s protected green spaces may very well depend on the fate of three very important pieces of legislation. To that end, the ...

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