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Aurora to sharpen potential university bid this week
April 9, 2014 · 0 Comments
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 ...
One woman’s journey with autistic son shines new light on darker side of Orillia and Aurora
Thelma Wheatley’s autistic son was just four when a developmental paediatrician advised her and her husband to “put him away” at the Ontario Hospital School in Orillia.
2014 Sunshine List names 26 Town of Aurora employees
The numbers are in, and 26 municipal employees at Town Hall have made the 2014 Sunshine List.
Wanted: Ideas for what to do with log house, 150 years old, three prev. owners
If you have any new and innovative ideas on what Aurora should do with Petch House now that it has been reconstructed, the Town is all ears. Aurora is asking residents this month for their input into potential uses for the building.
Who says accountants are boring? Not this Williams student!
For the Grade 12 student Scott Dunlop, accounting is anything but dull number crunching and he has set out to challenge these stereotypes.
Provincial politicians prepare for possible spring election
Ontarians “deserve the opportunity to pass judgement” on the Provincial Government if a budget is tabled at the beginning of May, according to MPP.
Blast survivors still in dark as pressure mounts for answers
During a recent trade mission to Mexico, Prime Minister Stephen Harper took some time out of his trip to lay a wreath at Niños Héroes, a monument...
York Region seniors join MPP rallying against cuts to care
Aurora and Newmarket seniors, their families, support workers, and CUPE members joined MPP Frank Klees at the Legislative Assembly in Toronto last...
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