November 2013 Archive

Council votes to forge ahead on Mavrinac agreement

Aurora will forge ahead with exercising its first right of refusal for the sale of potential parkland on Mavrinac Boulevard.

Magna Hoedown funds have opened up doors

Last month, The Optimist Club of Aurora was invited to attend the York Regional Police’s Reception for their Eco-trip Program. The Club donated funds toward ...

Recognizing long-standing businesses

As part of The Town of Aurora’s four-week promotional campaign to celebrate the importance of our business community, I am pleased to support and highlight ...

Where are hockey and soccer, asks reader

This is an open letter to the executives of both the Aurora Youth Soccer Club (AYSC) and Aurora Minor Hockey Association (AMHA). As a volunteer ...

BROCK’S BANTER: Reclaiming Private Smith

Reclaiming Private Allen Smith By Brock Weir It was encouraging once again to see such healthy crowds gathered to remember the fallen this Remembrance Day, ...

INSIDE AURORA: Less is More

By Scott Johnston It’s now coming up to mid-November, so you know what that means? Yes, Christmas is just around the corner. I know, you’ve ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Time to Reform

By Alison Collins-Mrakas The circus that was Toronto City politics last week has driven home one absolutely glaring point – that our governance mechanisms are ...

FRANKLY SPEAKING: Civility

What happened to Civility & Ethics? By Frank Klees, MPP Newmarket-Aurora Toronto’s Mayor, still reeling from the previous week’s revelations about his questionable encounters with ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Congratulations, all!

By Charles Sequeira Congratulations are in Order Congratulations to everyone on the “Payback in Paradise” murder mystery drama team for the two wonderful shows! Both ...

Aurora authors shine in latest story anthology

It had been over a decade since Jamie Yeo’s mother succumbed to cancer. Time didn’t necessarily dull the pain for him and his father, particularly around the holiday season.

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