Brock Weir is a local journalist based in Aurora, Ontario, focusing on community news and events. With a background in reporting for various publications such as NewmarketToday and York Region, Brock covers a range of topics including local politics, arts and culture, community initiatives, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in publications such as the Penticton Herald, The Hamilton Spectator, Bradford News, and BarrieToday.
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Brock Weir's coverage is primarily focused on local news and events in Aurora, Ontario. He frequently includes expert commentary, particularly from community leaders or figures involved in the local events he covers.
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By: Brock Weir
Bette Davis in a scene from 'Now, Voyager', 1942, which premiered 80 years ago. In the film, Davis' character gains a sense of courage and determination to reclaim her life — a sense of resolve that was reflected in Davis' real life decades later, following a catastrophic health setback. Photo: Donaldson Collection/Getty Images
By: Brock Weir
Since it hit the first airwave, the humble radio has been one of the most reliable and efficient ways to spread the news. But, in its heyday, much like today’s podcasts, they also served to spark the imagination as comedies, dramas, crime thrillers and mysteries came out of the speakers, holding audiences enthralled.
By: Brock Weir
Hundreds of residents gathered at St. Andrew’s College on Sunday to raise awareness of – and call for a stop to – domestic and gender-based violence.
By: Brock Weir
As the autumn settles in, trees and plants are shedding the leaves from the season that was and hibernating animals are ready to hunker down until the spring brings about a rebirth.
By: Brock Weir
The Aurora-based Addiction Services Central Ontario held their Annual General Meeting at the Armoury last week, and Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MPP Michael Parsa came bearing gifts – intended to improve the quality of care for clients.
By: Brock Weir
As she looks toward the 20th anniversary of mobilizing the community to write Christmas and Holiday cards and messages to Canadian soldiers serving at home and abroad, Aurora’s Dianne Harrison, along with husband Brian, have set a goal of 10,000 cards this year ahead of their milestone.
Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has formally taken over an investigation into what led Police to fire on 17-year-old Mikail Rashid following calls for a break-and-enter.
By: Brock Weir
More than 100 people filled the bays of the Central York Fire Services’ Ian Laing Headquarters on Wednesday afternoon to pay tribute to long-time Aurora firefighter Brad Humfryes, who is retiring after more than 30 years on the frontlines.
By: Brock Weir
An air raid siren is a sound often associated with war, but life-long Aurora resident Brad Humfryes can still hear the triple-barrelled whistle of the similar-sounding blare blasting across Aurora as he played in the yard of Wells Street Public School.
By: Brock Weir
Steven Levitt felt like something of an “imposter” when he walked onto the set of Food Network’s Holiday Baking Championship.
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