December 18, 2013 · 0 Comments
The students of Regency Acres Public School have once again come through this holiday season for their annual toy drive and mitten tree.
Current and former members of Council involved in Councillor Buck’s multimillion defamation suit will have a little bit longer to wait for a decision as the presiding judge ruled the decision was his and his alone.
When the Buck Trial resumes next month, lawyers will address a question of malice. Following closing arguments made at the end of the fifth week...
Aurora residents east of Bayview Avenue will have to wait for the foreseeable future to find out all the details discussed by Council behind closed doors on a six acre plot of land they are fighting to turn secure for parkland.
A Community Improvement Plan (CIP) could stimulate Downtown Aurora, but more consideration needs to be given for a plan with so much money potentially riding on it.
As he approached Rideau Hall on Thursday afternoon, a feeling both “surreal” and “overwhelming” engulfed Aurora’s James Haden. The trip to Ottawa was not business, and not entirely pleasure, but one in which Governor General David Johnston would...
It had been a day she dreaded and prepared for over much of this year, but when the moment finally came on Thursday evening, the news of Nelson Mandela’s death was no less shocking to Aurora’s Mae Khamissa.
It takes a village to raise a child, but this village should be there to lend a hand from adulthood through all the twists and turns life provides.
Aurora has taken the next step in deciding the future fate of Library Square. Councillors voted to look into pinning down the costs of tearing down the old homes of the Aurora Public Library and Aurora Seniors’ Centre/Fire Hall on Victoria Street...
Frank Stronach’s “legacy” project of an 80 acre Eco Park for Aurora cleared a significant hurdle last week. Councillors signed off on a zoning amendment to...
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