Frustration shouldn’t cloud measures that have been “critical to re-opening,” says Medical Officer of Health

February 10, 2022 · 0 Comments

Frustration shouldn’t get in the way of recognizing the impact “common sense measures” have had in preserving our economy, says Dr. Barry Pakes, York Region’s ...

Black History Month should be time for celebration, reflection: organizers

Black History Month doesn’t have to be just a time to reflect upon trailblazers who paid the ultimate sacrifice in the fight for racial justice ...

Aurora Tigers rusty in return to action

The Aurora Tigers have some gears they need to oil. Following a month-long hiatus from hockey due to the previous restrictions, the Tigers went out ...

Former councillor David Griffith dies at 82

David Griffith, who served on Aurora Council for more than a decade, died January 25 at the age of 82, according to his family. A ...

Backyard ice time an important tradition for local family

Trevor Stephens’ parents purchased their home at 32 Royal Road in 1957. It was a single-story home in a nice little neighbourhood. A perfect spot ...

Spice up your life with a little help from APL

If you have any trouble sleeping, do you reach for a cup of warm milk? It might seem a bit old fashioned these days, but ...

Climate and environment factors in Town’s new procurement policy

Climate change and the environment will be two new factors considered by Aurora Council and municipal staff in the future as they purchase goods and ...

Clarke brings poignant memoir, Where Beauty Survived, to life at Aurora Public Library

It may not have happened directly to him, but the thought of it is still searing to poet George Elliott Clarke. The Nova Scotia native, ...

Exit from Step Two is not an off-ramp for Theatre Aurora’s No Exit

Performing arts venues are breathing a sigh of relief this week as they’re once again able to welcome patrons, but local theatre-goers will still have ...