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Robbery suspect threatened to burn victim, Police say
October 18, 2017 · 0 Comments
A 40-year-old man is wanted following a violent robbery in Aurora during which York Regional Police allege the victim was doused with gasoline and threatened ...
Council leaves the door open to dive deeper into JOC costs
Council has left the door open for a deeper dig into the construction and development of Aurora’s Joint Operations Centre after moving forward with an independent audit.
Older, stable neighbourhoods need protection from growth: Councillor
Some people pick an older house for its charm, others for a plot of land with seemingly limitless potential. But, how far should this potential go?
Yaqubian to carry Ontario Liberal banner in south riding
As the daughter of two Persian immigrants, Naheed Yaqubian grew up hearing that Canada was the best country in the world. You could become involved in...
One Book One Aurora wraps this weekend with author talk
Over the past 10 months, Aurorans have had the opportunity to all get on the same page, reading from Brian Francis’ poignant novel “Natural Order” as part of the Aurora Public Library’s One Book One Aurora Campaign.
Fleury family ploughs fertile ground in new exhibition
You may no longer recognize their name, but their influences are all around. From local landmarks to the Town of Aurora’s own flag, there are signs of the Fleury family everywhere you look, but all too often this founding family’s contributions as a leading employer and agricultural innovator are forgotten to history.
Wristbands selling fast for Hallowe’en spook-tacular
If you’re excited for the thrills and chills that await you in Sheppard’s Bush this Hallowe’en, you better act quick, tickets are selling fast for Aurora’s Haunted Forest.
Stakeholders to have say in Library Square development this week
Tentative designs proposed for Library Square are set to be presented to stakeholders for their input this week.
TA’s classic “Death of a Salesman” has timely themes: director
It wasn’t always on his radar, but for the past few months, Arthur Miller’s classic play, Death of a Salesman, has become a way of life for Shawn Rocheleau. Earlier this year, Mr....
UNESCO designation opens international doors to local students
A school broadens the horizons of anyone eager to learn, but the horizons of local students at Pickering College are set to expand to a global perspective thanks to UNESCO.
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