March 2016 Archive

Author Terry Fallis joins GranAurora to raise awareness of African grandmothers

By Brock Weir When life gets tough, sometimes all you can do is laugh. If you’re in Aurora on March 29, however, you can laugh ...

Easter Bunny set to hit trail and hop back to Aurora

By Brock Weir You might wonder where the Easter Bunny gets the energy to visit so many homes on Easter Weekend to cleverly hide his ...

BROCK’S BANTER: A walk in the park

By Brock Weir Aurora was abuzz once again on Saturday as the blazing sun, along with a weather front or two, came together to provide ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Ides of March

By Alison Collins-Mrakas “Beware the Ides of March” – A prophetic warning uttered by a soothsayer to the ever paranoid Caesar. But he failed to ...

SENIOR SCAPE

By Christina Doyle Rain, rain, rain, as the voices of our Aurora Evergreen Choir sing. Let us welcome spring and get off that couch. We ...

VIEW FROM QUEEN’S PARK: Ontario investing in palliative care and Alzheimer’s support

By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora As someone who has watched loved ones struggle with dementia, witnessed other family members benefit from excellent palliative care, and ...

Budget was not good news for seniors

Our MPP, Chris Ballard, in his “View from Queen’s Park” mentions the new budget has good news for seniors. I thought he was joking. The ...

Reader has close connections to women in Graystones photo

Regarding the photo in your March 3, 2016 edition submitted by the Aurora Museum and Archives asking for the name and location of the restaurant ...

Thanks for the memories, Timberlane: reader

I am surprised to see no mention of the Timberlane demolition in the paper, especially after the large part played in not only our Town, ...

Tigers eliminated in OJHL quarterfinals

They played catch-up right from Game one: but the results are no less heartbreaking.

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