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As York Region passed 2,000 confirmed cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, there are further signs of a gradual return to normalcy. While the Aurora ...
Art has a unique power to connect people – and this time of emergency is no exception. The pandemic has sparked new ways of thinking, ...
Alma Durkin knows all too well the importance of having quality food in a time of crisis. The 93-year-old Aurora resident served as a “Land ...
Family of late Chartwell Aurora resident leads campaign to support frontline staff.
As the COVID-19 curve begins to show some early signs of flattening, some restrictions put in place in response to the pandemic have begun to ...
Some sense of spring normalcy might soon return to the community as the Aurora Farmers’ Market aims to re-open in a new way. Should the ...
Southlake Regional Health Centre moved COVID-19 testing into on-site field hospitals on Thursday, April 30. These field hospitals, made possible by two generous community donors ...
It remains to be seen whether students will be able to get back into their classrooms before the end of the 2019-2020 school year, but ...
The future of an infill development of stacked townhouses adjacent to two existing apartment buildings on Wellington Street West could be decided by Ontario’s Local ...
Pickering College has marked many firsts over its 177-year history, but last week they marked a first nobody in the independent school’s community anticipated just ...
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