#StudentsSayNo: Williams students plan walkout April 4

March 28, 2019 · 0 Comments

Students at Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School are planning to make a statement next week on the Provincial Government’s changes to the education curriculum.

Unstoppable Tracy proves “anything is possible”

Whether it’s tying your shoe, rising through the ranks to become a World Cup sailor, or climbing the Himalayas, Tracy Schmitt has dedicated her life to proving anything is possible.

Queen’s York Rangers snipe air rifle zone medals

The Queen’s York Rangers were on the mark last week in their zone championship in marksmanship, reaching the podium several times.

NewRoads begins a new era with Aurora Toyota

A new era has begun at Aurora Toyota under the growing umbrella of the NewRoads Automotive Group.

Running Forward – or running out of time? Tire tracks tell a story in new exhibition

What do you see when the rubber hits the road? Do you see where someone has already been, or do you see an already carved path to where you want to go?

Church Street School addition clears Heritage hurdle

The proposed three-storey addition to the historic Church Street School has received a cautious thumbs-up from Aurora’s Heritage Advisory Committee.

Southlake Run helps support hidden costs at local hospital

It is a common misconception that the Provincial Government provides funding for the equipment that makes Southlake Regional Health Centre stand tall among Ontario hospitals.

Community vigil leads to call to action

When a man enters a mosque armed with weapons and targeting Muslim men and women in prayer, it is an attack not just on the Muslim community, but an attack on all peaceful people.

One-time 1% tax hike could help finance Library Square

The redevelopment of Library Square, including a three-storey addition to the Church Street School, could top an estimated $37.9 million budget – but a Federal grant could offset costs by...