BROCK’S BANTER: Just out of reach

March 9, 2017 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir This past Sunday was just like any other day to cap the weekend. There was a bit of time to play catch-up ...

INSIDE AURORA: Frosty Farewell

By Scott Johnston At the risk of offending Mother Nature, or El Nino, or Wiarton Willie, or whomever has control of the weather, now that ...

FRONT PORCH PERSPECTIVE: Charity, Bill and Tom – Three Candidates vying for the local PC Nomination

By Stephen Somerville After the last provincial electoral debacle in which the provincial Tories snatched victory – or at least a good opportunity at victory ...

MP’s REPORT: Encouraging Youth Contribution

By Leona Alleslev, MP Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill As a mother of two teenaged children, I understand that sometimes our youth feel that they are not ...

SENIOR SCAPE

By Christina Doyle Yes, oh yes, spring is a coming, with all its own wonderful excitement. I can see you are smiling now, it won’t ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: A cast of thousands

In a now months-long race to find a new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, a Cecil B de Mille-like cast of thousands still clutter the field of candidates, with a new one, Kevin O’Leary, joining the group just a few weeks ago.

NEXT GEN VIEWS: Let’s Get Serious

By Wyatt Savage A serious interview with my Grandpa, Paul Savage: Today we will be comparing life from 1957 to 2017, mainly focusing on school-related ...

FRONT PORCH PERSPECTIVE; Electricity planning – local advisory meetings

By Stephen Somerville Scanning through the various documents produced by the Independent Electricity System Operator (IESO), it seems that local electricity planning issues will slowly ...