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Fortune favours a bold Aurora debater as he takes on Canada

February 10, 2016   ·   0 Comments

Stepping up to the podium, 17-year-old Ethan Fitzsimons tasked himself with challenging the old adage “fortune favours the bold.” Whether or not he...

Aurora puts healthy new spin on Arctic Adventure favourites

This Monday is Family Day and, once again, Town Park will be transformed into a winter wonderland for a whole day of family fun. This year, however, there will be some added attractions to get people on their feet and have fun.

YRDSB holds workshops to ease transition of Syrian students

York Region’s teachers and staff are looking for any way possible to ease the transition of incoming Syrian refugee students.

New Syrian family of six ready to be settled by Interfaith group

It has been a week of mixed emotion for the Interfaith Refugee Resettlers. The volunteer group, IRR, which is comprised of ...

Say My Name aims for one million acts of kindness

Sunday is Valentine’s Day, a time of year when the colour pink becomes synonymous with love, hearts, and all things warm and fuzzy – but for local musician Glenn Marais, it is symbolic of something much larger and, sadly, rarer: kindness.

More public input needed for speed cushion pilot: Council

If you want to have traffic slowed down in your neighbourhood with speed cushions, you better speak up soon.

Aurora man injured in Vaughan homicide

A 22-year-old Aurora man was taken to hospital with serious injuries on Sunday following a Vaughan homicide. At approximately 3 a.m. on February 7, York ...

Williams stays on as Southlake’s CEO

Dr. Dave Williams will stay on as President and CEO of Southlake Regional Health Centre after the hospital’s Board of Directors formally voted in favour ...

Local school e-nables helping hands around the world

SAC's Computer Sciences class aims to provide cost-effective options for people in need of artificial limbs.

Ontario councillors find common ground ahead of OMB summit

Politicians from across southern Ontario gathered in Aurora on Saturday to lay the groundwork for an upcoming summit dedicated to reforms at the Ontario Municipal Board.

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