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Dollarama @ Aurora Shopping Centre
I always avoid this location due to one employee. She works there during the week during the day shift. On multiple occasions, this employee has made comments about returning baskets and has visibly upset other customers and staff. I have seen her be blatantly rude to customers for going to the wrong fill or not placing their items down “appropriately” at the cash.
One time when I witnessed another staff member become visibly upset after an encounter with her and even made a comment about how uncomfortable she was. Her behaviour has made shopping at this location uncomfortable, to the point where I now avoid this store if I see her working.
Has anyone else experience the same with this employee? Her name is Rosemary.
Black bear spotted on Edward St. near Fire Station
Be vigilant when bringing out your children and pets. Have a great Monday everyone!
Plus size positive waxing
I am hoping g someone can recommend a place to get a female Brazilian wax that is cool with plus size bodies. I’m nervous and just want a positive experience.
Looking for a good landscaper in Aurora
We just moved back before winter and are now looking for a good landscaper to redo the front yard at our place, including interlocking driveway and raised planters,
Does anyone have any suggestions? We called a company and set up an appointment earlier and they no showed even after i confirmed on their system that I was available.
Any places to stay near Magna golf club Aurora?
Hi all, coming up for a golf trip , just wanted to stay nearby where I need a kitchen , preferably not a hotel but like an airbnb. What are my options? Thank you
Nice lunch spots
I grew up in Aurora - haven't lived there for 20+ years.. What's a great lunch spot I can take my Mom and Mother in law too?
Mrakas seeks third term as Aurora mayor as 2026 election race begins
newmarkettoday.caHello everyone.
I want to preface this by stating a trigger warning regarding extreme abuse and death of a precious Rotweiler.
On Monday May 4th, animal control was called due to 2 dogs being at large in the Georgina, Ontario area. These dogs are known in the area and aren’t known for being aggressive.
The first officer arrived and was a rookie that was nervous of the dogs so she called for back up. At this point the family of one of the dogs had arrived and pickup up their dog, leaving only the Rotweiler left on the scene.
Now allegedly (although I have this on very good authority) when the more experienced officer arrived she was already angry because it was almost the end of her shift and she had to drive 45 minutes north to “deal with this fucking shit”.
This angry officer then approached the dog from behind and grabbed him by the scruff and attempted to drag him to the crate, when she did this he turned and but her.
At this point she was extremely angry and ordered the rookie officer to grab the poles. The 2 officers then went on to pole the dog around the neck on either side and then they tightened the noose so tight that he began bleeding out of his mouth and nose and was frantically rolling and fighting for his life to be free. This was 2 hours of them strangling this poor 4 year old boy… the bystanders were begging her to stop and she was telling them to “fuck off”, “get the fuck back”, “I don’t give a fuck what’s happening to him”.
After the dog was deceased on the driveway, she went on to justify her actions by stating she had been bit.
I’m sorry if this post is a little bit all over the place, I’m still genuinely in shock that something like this could happen at the hands of animal control officers.
If anyone in this group is in the Aurora, Ontario area, there is a peaceful protest this Saturday, May 9th from 10am-noon. All support is appreciated.
I’m attaching the link to the event, and also a picture of the business cards of the officers that committed the acts. The senior officer that arrived second is Hailey MacGillivray.
https://facebook.com/events/s/justice-for-heiniu-peaceful-pr/943266751659847/
Anyone know what this was about?
I cant find any news source talking about this incident.
Caught the golf bug… but lessons are INSANELY expensive. Any advice?
I recently got super into golf and now I fully understand why people get addicted to this sport. Problem is… I started looking into lessons locally and wow, they are WAY more expensive than I expected.
I've been playing consistently for the past month but feel like my swing has officially plateaued.
I’m seeing a lot of instructors charging anywhere from $100–$200+ per hour, I totally get that good coaching is valuable, but as someone still pretty new, it’s hard to justify dropping that much right away.
For people who improved without spending a fortune:
What helped you the most early on?
Are group lessons actually worth it?
Any good budget-friendly instructors or places?
Did you mostly learn through YouTube + range time first?
Is it smarter to get 1 solid lesson and then just grind practice after?
I already have pretty good clubs and a mat/net setup at home, so I can practice consistently — just trying to avoid building horrible habits without completely emptying my wallet lol.
Would love to hear what worked for other newer golfers.