April 2013 Archive

Gearing up for Run/Walk for Southlake

By Jeff Doner The Nature ‘s Emporium Run or Walk for Southlake is about begin once again with registered participants looking for that last push ...

Students go the extra mile to make disabled kids smile

By Brock Weir The further Aurora student Lukas Weese and his classmates got involved with their volunteer work at Safehaven, the more they got a ...

Local principal found fulfillment outside of first calling

By Brock Weir Growing up almost in the middle of the pack with multiple older and younger siblings, Paul Devlin was a pretty ordinary kid. ...

Lots to do during National Volunteer Week

By Brock Weir There is no shortage of things to do during National Volunteer Week this month. Unfortunately, that means the same can’t be said ...

Yonge and Wellington is at the root of traffic problem

By Brock Weir With the future of traffic calming in the historic downtown core settled, at least for now, some Councillors say renewed energy should ...

Mobility Maze builds awareness of accessibility challenges

By Brock Weir The old saying goes, you can’t truly know what someone experiences until you walk a mile in their shoes. But what if ...

Rick Hansen dedicates namesake school

By Brock Weir Students experienced an “out of this world” school day on Thursday as Rick Hansen came to open his namesake school on Mavrinac ...

Civic Square could get royal honours

By Brock Weir Civic Square Park, the popular soccer pitch on John West Way near Town Hall, could soon be known as the Queen’s Diamond ...

Council takes “baby steps” towards new museum

By Brock Weir Aurora could take the next tentative steps in re-establishing its museum this week with an eye to the Aurora 150 celebrations. Council ...

“SLAPP” lawsuit brought back into forefront

By Brock Weir It has nearly been a month since former Aurora mayor Phyllis Morris was awarded over $45,000 in costs following resident George Hervey’s ...

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