The Auroran

Farmers’ Market aims to stay in Town Park

The conversion of the former Wells Street School to a condominium development caused some concern for vendors and patrons of the Aurora Farmers’ Market over the future of the Saturday mainstay on their Downtown Aurora home.

Aurora students fly to Kenya with Me to We

“What did you do on March Break?” It’s a question just about every student will be asked when they get back to the classroom later this month and some might already have their answers prepared.

BROCK’S BANTER: Sunny days, shovelling cares away

By Brock Weir So, now it’s all melting away. For the foreseeable future, we’re set to enjoy warmer-than-seasonal weather, which is perfect for those of ...

INSIDE AURORA: Signs of Spring

By Scott Johnston It may be hard to believe with our roller coaster weather lately, but spring will be here within a couple of weeks. ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Hold the salt!

By Alison Collins-Mrakas We have had a relatively mild winter. Yes, some folks complain about winter regardless of whether it has been a “real” Canadian ...

MARKET MUSINGS

By Jan Freedman The early morning trilling of a host of birds in my backyard is a sure sign that spring is just around the ...

MP’s REPORT: York Region in Ottawa

By Leona Alleslev, MP Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill Members of the York Region Council visited Ottawa in February to meet with MPs, Ministers, and the Prime ...

Who is kidding who? asks reader

It was with a great deal of concern one read MPP Chris Ballard’s item “Ontario investing $100 million to help owners save energy.” Will this ...

Same old same old in MPP’s report, says reader

(Re: View From Queen’s Park, March 3) Chris Ballard, MPP, could have saved himself some time when he wrote Thursday’s column. He could have copied ...