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CSDA will be offering classes in September

September 16, 2021   ·   0 Comments

The Canadian Speech and Debate Academy will finally be launching their classes virtually since the business was founded a year ago. Aurora native and 2016 ...

In-person learners welcomed back for 2021-2022 school year

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Candidates spar over COVID spending in Chamber debate

Aurora residents had a chance to see their candidates on both sides of the riding border field questions and challenge each other in an all-candidates ...

Canada’s standing in the world highlighted in final heat of election

Depending on who you ask, Canada’s standing in the world has either flourished or diminished over the last few years. In this, our final topic ...

Saturday Night Fever set to take over Yonge Street

Are you ready to feel the fever? The Town of Aurora and Aurora’s Downtown BIA sure hope so as they prepare to close down Yonge ...

COVID brings mental health into campaign forefront

The global pandemic has left many feeling isolated, disconnected and, in some cases, without the support networks they would normally have close at hand. As ...

Candidates share vision for post-COVID recovery

When Canadians head to the polls on September 20, they will not only be picking their next government, but the individuals as well who will ...

“Fall” for local restaurants with autumn Auroralicious

Experience all the tastes the community has to offer with Auroralicious. Launched earlier this year as a winter and spring experience, Auroralicious is back for ...

Meet Your Candidates: Janice Hagan – New Democratic Party (Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill)

In her professional life, Janice Hagan’s colleagues often vote for her to be a voice for their concerns. It is not a role that she ...

Victorian tea with Victorian gothic backdrop is a winning recipe for Hillary House

A high tea was an art perfected by the Victorians, and it is art that has only been kicked up several notches by the Aurora ...

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