February 13, 2025

MCOYA 2025 showcases powerhouse talents of Grade 12 artists

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Council considers new policy for Town to Buy Canadian

A revised municipal procurement bylaw to make it easier for the Town to buy Canadian could be on the books by the end of this ...

MP recognizes 30 residents with King Charles III Coronation Medals

Thirty residents from the riding of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill received King Charles III Coronation Medals in a ceremony hosted by MP Leah Taylor Roy at ...

Williams alumni invited to walk down Memory Lane as school prepares for move

Generations of Aurorans have walked down the halls of Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School since it opened on Dunning Avenue in 1952. As the Williams ...

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Museum and School collaborate to mark more than 70 years of education history

As the final days of Dr. G.W. Williams’ presence on Dunning Avenue nears, students have collaborated with the Aurora Museum & Archives on a permanent ...

Chamber dubs tariff threat a “wake-up” call

The Aurora Chamber of Commerce is encouraging an emphasis in buying local and buying Canadian, describing the looming threats as a “wake-up call for our ...

Mental health leaders celebrate half-century as difference-makers

As we mark twenty-five years into a new century, Kim Lewis marks time through a slightly different lens. As the Senior Director of Services for ...

Heritage Committee members call for new signage for “problematic” pet cemetery markers

Local heritage advocates have called for additional signage at the site of the Happy Woodland Pet Cemetery to “contextualize” grave markers seen as “problematic” through ...

Provincial candidates share their views on tariffs and transit

Tariffs and transit were hot topics on the campaign trail last week, with Provincial party leaders taking their messages to voters across Ontario. Last week ...

Council considers new policy for Town to Buy Canadian

A revised municipal procurement bylaw to make it easier for the Town to buy Canadian could be on the books by the end of this ...

MCOYA 2025 showcases powerhouse talents of Grade 12 artists

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MP recognizes 30 residents with King Charles III Coronation Medals

Thirty residents from the riding of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill received King Charles III Coronation Medals in a ceremony hosted by MP Leah Taylor Roy at ...

Williams alumni invited to walk down Memory Lane as school prepares for move

Generations of Aurorans have walked down the halls of Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School since it opened on Dunning Avenue in 1952. As the Williams ...

APL hopes The Immigrant Story exhibition connects community

The Immigrant Story, an interactive exhibition using words and photographs to highlight the journeys of dozens of newcomers to Canada, opened at the Aurora Public ...

Sports

26th Annual International Silver Stick Tournament draws 76 teams to Aurora for high-level hockey competition

The Opening Ceremonies of the 26th Annual International Silver Stick Tournament were rolled out on the red carpet at the Aurora Community Centre on Friday ...

Junior Panthers’ heater reaches six with 4-1 win over Toronto Leaside Wildcats in Silver Stick’s closing event

In the closing event of the 26th annual Silver Stick Tournament, the Central York Panthers defeated the Toronto Leaside Wildcats 4-1 on Sunday afternoon at ...

Degeer’s four-point performance leads Junior Panthers to 4-1 win over North York Storm

The Central York Junior Panthers—hot off their sparkling 2-1 OT win over Team China last Sunday—opened a weekend homestand at SARC with a decisive 4-1 ...

Junior Tigers rip Rangers 6-1 in North York

For the second Sunday in a row, the Aurora Tigers won a road game decisively. In a tip of the cap to Bill Murray’s Groundhog ...

SAC Saints capture 41st MacPherson Hockey Tournament

St. Andrew’s College Saints defeated the Bishop Kearney School Selects 3-2 to win the 41st MacPherson Hockey Tournament on Sunday afternoon. Power forward Alex Carscadden ...

Zoe Li leads Junior Panthers to 2-1 OT victory over Team China in front of 850 fans at the ACC

The Aurora Community Centre was the place to be for hockey fans on Sunday afternoon. In the biggest Junior hockey game played in Aurora this ...

Hundreds attend ribbon-cutting ceremony at King’s Zancor Centre

Hundreds of residents, visitors, and dignitaries attended the ribbon-cutting ceremony in King’s Municipal Maintenance Athletic Centre at the Zancor Centre on Sunday morning. The grand ...

Humphries’s 57-save performance spurs Tigers to 5-2 upset of JRC and earns promotion to Ice Dogs

Matthew Humphries bid adieu to the Aurora Tigers on Monday, but not before leading the club to its best performance in 2025: a decisive 5-2 ...

Weekend sweep of Nepean and Kingston preps Panthers for showdown with Chinese National Team

The Central York Panthers will carry a high degree of confidence and momentum into their showdown with the Chinese National Women’s Hockey team on January ...

JRC Juggernaut rolls to 8-2 win over Aurora Junior Tigers

The Toronto Junior Canadiens tallied six unanswered goals in the second and third period en-route to an impressive 8-2 thumping of the Aurora Tigers at ...

Arts & Culture

Radium Girls to be Performed at The Country Day School – Feb 27 & 28, March 1

By Meghan Weinroth It’s 1926 and Radium is thought to be a miracle cure. Teenager Grace Fryer has joined the United States Radium Corporation as ...

MCOYA 2025 showcases powerhouse talents of Grade 12 artists

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APL hopes The Immigrant Story exhibition connects community

The Immigrant Story, an interactive exhibition using words and photographs to highlight the journeys of dozens of newcomers to Canada, opened at the Aurora Public ...

Review: Theatre Aurora’s “The Melville Boys”

By Scott Johnston What can be better (and more Canadian) for two adult brothers than to head into the woods for a weekend of fishing, ...

Cultural Centre to mark 15th anniversary with celebratory concerts

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Holiday baking brings new accolade to Aurora’s Levitt

The holiday season was extra sweet for Aurora resident Steve Levitt as the Great Canadian Baking Show alum took home the trophy in Food Network’s ...

Cenotaph Centennial will see Aurora, King and Stouffville come together in 2025

Aurora, King and Whitchurch-Stouffville will mark the 100th anniversary of its shared Cenotaph, located at the heart of Aurora’s Peace Park, in 2025 with a ...

Jim Lang’s My Day with the Cup and Everyday Hockey Heroes rocket up the Bestsellers charts in time for Christmas giving

2024 has been a great year for best-selling author Jim Lang. The veteran broadcaster’s latest publications, “My Day with the Cup” and “Everyday Hockey Heroes ...

GTA “Masters” in Georgina collection showcased at Aurora Cultural Centre

Treasures from “Seven Masters” in the collection of the Georgina Centre for Arts and Culture are experiencing a homecoming of sorts at the Aurora Cultural ...

Influential music teacher Penny Sedore dies at 75

Penny Sedore, a local teacher who helped foster a love of music for generations of students, has died at 75. Sedore, former Head of Music ...

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