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Day in the Life of the Soldier campaign wraps with “Home for the Holidays”
November 6, 2013 · 0 Comments
When local residents pooled their creative resources and planned a year-long celebration of “A Day in the Life of a Solider,” their mission wasn’t just to...
Santa could have some extra helpers in this month’s parade
It’s just over two weeks until Santa Claus makes his way down Yonge Street, and this year he could be joined by some extra helpers.
Aurora’s Coriat named a “Game Changer” after public vote
Aurora’s Jessica Coriat will cheer extra loud this month when Canada’s top football teams go head to head in Saskatchewan.
Community Improvement Plan draft targets tax breaks and relief
Tax breaks, relief, and support to help you spruce up properties could all be part of Aurora’s new Community Improvement Plan.
“No pain, no gain, my friend.”
These were words said by a son to his mother. Now, four years after her son’s death in Afghanistan, these words have extra poignancy for Donna Beek, Aurora’s Silver Cross Mother.
Aurora teen puts new spin on cycling
As a Grade 11 student in Toronto, Aurora’s Heather Tang has seen cyclists get into some pretty precarious situations on busy city streets.
Budget talks begin, but no word yet on tax hike
Aurora residents will have to wait a little longer to get a rough idea of just how much of a tax increase will be coming their way.
Councillors add additional meeting during campaign
Councillors have begun to flesh out their calendar for 2014 and while nominations for next year’s municipal elections open in just over two months, the prospect of an election is already making...
Further changes could be in store as Petch House seeks use
The house has been refurbished, the historical plaque has been unveiled, and now it is time to find a use for the Petch Log House. Although the Petch House has been in place and technically “complete” since August...
Aurora students win top honours in International Public Speaking competition
King’s Country Day School hosted the 33rd annual International Independent Schools’ Public Speaking Competition (IISPSC) this past weekend, with over 150 students from seven countries descending upon...
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