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Arts Help wants to leave a lasting impression on Library Square

December 10, 2020   ·   0 Comments

Mo Ghoneim believes in the simple principle of “for the community, by the community.” As an Aurora native, it is a philosophy that guides his ...

Aurora residents pay it forward through Pass It On

Jorien Berg moved to Aurora a little over a year ago, but has already discovered its sense of community. The elementary teacher is also responsible ...

Metrolinx set to give historic train station a face lift

As Metrolinx continues work towards significantly expanded GO Train service in the years ahead, Aurora’s historic GO station is set to get a significant makeover ...

Last chance to participate in Metrolinx’s virtual transit open house

The latest round on public consultation on GO Transit expansion along the Barrie Corridor concludes this week, and Metrolinx wants your input. Metrolinx’s virtual open ...

Ornaments on Oakridge’s “Giving Tree” benefit the Aurora Food Pantry

If you’re looking for a unique holiday gift that will not only bring smiles to faces but help the community at the same time, consider ...

Education and awareness not enough to tackle racism: Task Force

Growing up in Aurora, Keenan Hull says he experienced little racism in his youth – but there came a point where the tide began to ...

Chocolate & Company puts sweet spin on Shop Local

Clayton Dixon has always had a sweet tooth – with a particular penchant for the sometimes creamy, sometimes dark, always satisfying confections that come out ...

Calling all cookie lovers: cherished recipes could be shared with community

Have you already started your holiday baking? Have your favourite go-to holiday cookie recipe at the ready? Think your favourite snowballs can go toe to ...

One-woman parade is more than a “Drop in the Bucket” for charity

Carol Sheardown pours her heart and soul into everything she does, including her recent costume parade to raise funds for her Ghana-based charity, Dekpor School ...

Local travel writer shines light on the beauty of Alaska

As a student at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School, Andrew King struggled to keep up. Living with anxiety and wanting to be anywhere but in ...

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