Women’s Centre of York Region faces challenges in New Year

January 11, 2019 · 0 Comments

The Women’s Centre of York Region ended 2018 with a new location and a new Executive Director and now, at the start of a New Year, they are going into 2019 prepared to tackle new challenges in an ever-changing community.

Community Recognition: Foxglove Designs honoured for giving other businesses a helping hand

As an entrepreneur Michelle Major knows the importance of receiving a helping hand along the way, and has tried to pay this forward through her business Foxglove Designs Inc.

Being called a “traitor” was the hardest part of floor crossing: Alleslev

As a former member of the Canadian Armed Forces, being called a “traitor” after crossing the floor was the toughest part of a tough decision, says Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP Leona Alleslev. Ms. Alleslev, who was...

Imagine the Possibilities – pen in hand – at the Library

Why do you go to the library? Is it to pick up the latest work by your favourite author and explore the new adventure on every page between its covers? Do you pull up to grab an audio book for the commute? Maybe you come in to use the computers to stay in touch with family and friends around the world, or to bring your ideas to life through burgeoning maker-spaces.

Committee will look at pros and cons of ward system

Aurora’s Governance Review Committee will look at the pros and cons of adopting a ward system over the next four years, according to terms of reference approved by Council.

Community Recognition: Shirley Cook honoured for being a good neighbour with a bright “Howdy Do”

Making the move into an assisted living facility can be a daunting prospect not only for the individual having to settle into a new environment, but also for the people who love them. This was something recognized by Shirley Cook when she moved into Chartwell Aurora and, as...

Community Recognition: Rob Johnson honoured for helping victims

Accident scenes can be cleaned up, some of the damage left by fire can be repaired, and physical wounds often heal. But those involved in the accident, fire, or incident that led to physical injury can have emotional and psychological wounds that stick with them for the rest of their lives.