Theatre Aurora’s “If/Then”: A Review

January 24, 2018 · 0 Comments

We all make a thousand decisions a day; what we wear, what we eat, in which direction we proceed, what we say, and when we do things, to name a few. How would our lives change if when given even a simple choice we went one way instead of the other?

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Councillors defend lease deal, costs negotiated behind closed doors

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York Region artists keep the Canadian love going in Showcase 2018

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“People’s” chamber is not accessible to all, says activist

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