A simple letter can make a huge difference with local Amnesty chapter

September 20, 2019 · 0 Comments

The Aurora/Newmarket Amnesty Group came together at the Aurora Public Library on Saturday to host their Write for Rights letter-writing event as part of the Library’s ongoing One Book One Aurora program.

Over half a million reasons to Hoedown

Magna Hoedown raises nearly $518,000 for local charities.

Candidates hit the ground running ahead of Oct 21 election

Polling suggests it could be anyone’s game, and candidates vying for your vote in Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill and Newmarket-Aurora have hit the ground running.

Hillary House Ball: Now in Glorious Black and White

There’s a reason classic films are often presented “in glorious black and white.”

Local hockey player presses leaders for diabetes support

By Brock Weir As she laces up her skates to hit the ice with the Panthers, 12-year-old Teagan Hulse is in the zone. A passionate ...

Student Hoedown marks fifth year of building an inclusive community

The summer holiday is, for some students, a time of rest and relaxation, and maybe making some extra money while school is out....

Kerry’s Place marks anniversary with renewed mission

Kerry O’Neil’s parents knew they had a mission when their young daughter was first diagnosed with autism, but the first question they had to tackle...

Niagara College hopes to be in Armoury by October

Classes set to go online next week, says Canadian Food & Wine Institute Dean.

York Pride turns message of hate into awareness opportunity

A message of hate, delivered anonymously to young members of York Pride last week, has been turned into an opportunity to teach members of the public about...

Sweetness in the Belly brought to life at TIFF

Film adaptation of One Book One Aurora 2019 selection by Canadian author Camilla Gibb makes its world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival on Saturday.

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