January 2017 Archive
Local theatre charts path forward ahead of 60th anniversary
As a child, Sergio Calderon spent nearly the first decade of his life in densely-populated Mexico City before his family moved to Aurora. Once here, he was surprised to find his new home backed onto a forest, which provided a borderless horizon to fuel his creative imagination. As...
Historian pitches bold vision for historic armoury
The Aurora Armoury on the northeast corner of Town Park has a storied place in the Town’s history, but has the potential to be a community hub long into the future, according to local historian Christopher Watts.
Hola offers voice for York Region’s Hispanic and Latino communities
Obstacles – it is the common thread that binds the immigrant experience whether you are just planting your own roots in Canada or researching the experiences of your pioneer ancestors. But, out of every obstacle comes amazing stories of perseverance and success, and it is those stories within York Region’s Hispanic and Latino communities that Aurora entrepreneurs are seeking to share.
A new “Call to Action” for a New Year
Collaboration between indigenous and non-indigenous artists to foster reconciliation continues into this milestone year for Canada.
U.S. election provides very important lessons for Canada, says MP
Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP observed the November 8 Presidential Election as an official international observer.
Taxpayers “underserved” by Transit: Councillor
York Region Transit hopes to get more people on the move in 2017. With an ...
Former Saints goalie suits up for Canada West
The MVP of the 2014-15 St. Andrew’s Saints hockey season donned the red and white in December’s World Junior A Hockey Challenge.
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