Industrial and Wellington reconstruction set for May

March 30, 2016 · 0 Comments

Drivers using the Aurora GO Station might find the evening commute home a little bit easier this fall following the reconstruction of Industrial Parkway South and Wellington Street East.

Reluctant artist draws eyes to animals we might take for granted in Return of Spring

Artist Meredith Blunt knows instinctively when each painting, drawing and piece of art she creates is done, but she stops just shy of that one final flourish.

Aurora Heights P.S. community to get safer walk to school

Students and parents trekking on foot to Aurora Heights Public School will soon find the morning commute little bit safer after Council performed a u-turn on traffic control measures in the area.

Earth Week to be marked with Eco Fair for Aurorans of all ages

Earth Week was started with noble intentions but, over time, has become “meaningless for most people,” according to Aurora’s Mel James, a member of Aurora’s Environmental Advisory Committee (EAC). While kids and environmental groups, he says, might be an exception to the rule, it’s time to really raise awareness of environmental initiatives and issues right in our own back yard. Enter the inaugural Community Earth Week Fair.

“Green for Green” campaign raises money for Highland Gate defence

The Ontario Municipal Board decision on the future of the proposed redevelopment of Highland Gate Golf Course could have wide reaching impacts in Aurora and the affected homeowners are pooling their resources to mount a good defence at upcoming hearings.

Highland Gate OMB hearing slated for next March

It looks like the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) hearing for the Highland Gate development is going to be a long one.

Small businesses are “biggest losers” in Federal budget: Chamber

The Federal Liberal Government released their first Budget last week and while municipalities like Aurora are hailing the blueprint for its investment in infrastructure, local business owners shouldn’t be so happy, according to the Aurora Chamber of Commerce.

TA’s “Lucy” examines a mother’s love

A mother’s love is usually held to be the ultimate symbol of strength above all else, but sometimes these relationships can be strained, or even non-existent.

“April Ghouls” tour aims to lend voice to voiceless on World Autism Day

Over 10 years ago, Dave Heard met a young man who was kicking and screaming on the floor. At the time, the boy’s quality of life could best be described as low. It was difficult for the young guy to find his place in the world, but Mr. Heard was struck by his indomitable spirit.

Cultural Precinct is focus of new Museum exhibit

150 years ago this year, the Fenian Brotherhood launched a series of raids throughout what is now Canada, to provoke Great Britain to withdraw from Ireland. The British, however, were quick to respond and, by 1871, put an end to the raids.

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