St. Andrew’s concludes Not an Ordinary Place campaign with a bang

May 6, 2015 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir You don’t need to tell the students, parents, and faculty at St. Andrew’s College that their school is not an ordinary place, ...

One Book One Aurora invites you on virtual trip to Burma

Last year, people across Aurora delved into one resident’s harrowing tale of imprisonment in revolution-ravaged Tehran and her life thereafter through the Aurora Public Library’s “One Book One Aurora” campaign. In the second annual program, Aurorans are invited to indulge in “Burmese Lessons.”

Budget talks conclude at 3.91% tax hike

Aurora residents will see a combined tax increase of 2.69 per cent on their bills this year, or just under $130.

Elementary teachers in legal strike position Sunday

School boards do not anticipate "significant" disruption" on Monday.

Streets for speed cushion pilot to be shortlisted in months

Five busy Aurora streets will be shortlisted in the coming months before speed cushions are installed in a new pilot project.

Council wants Federal support for housing as election approaches

All Federal parties are at the ready for an election this October, but before the politicians hit the campaign trail, they should be pressed for a commitment for affordable housing, according to Aurora Council.

CHATS recognizes valuable volunteers

Community and Home Assistance to Seniors (CHATS) hosted a thank you lunch for their dedicated volunteers in honour of National Volunteer Week last week.

Holy Spirit’s pedal power gives Earth Day a shot in the arm

Students across Aurora have been enthusiastically promoting healthy ways for kids to get to and from school on their own power, but Holy Spirit Catholic School took things to a new level last week.

Road reconstructions to hit south Aurora in May

Spring is here and, like clockwork, Aurora is gearing up for a significant round of roadwork beginning next month.

Timberlane redevelopment delayed after concerns from Van-Rob

Developers looking to transform Timberlane Athletic Club into a residential community might have squared things with their new neighbours, but plans to proceed with the plan hit a speedbump last week after an area business raised concerns.

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