May 2019 Archive

St. Jerome students’ innovative ideas garner awards recognition

By Brock Weir The Rubik’s Cube has confounded many of us since it first hit the market over 40 years ago. They have been tackled ...

Pickering students commit to varsity college sports teams

By Jake Courtepatte A pair of Pickering College students are taking their talents to the next level. Seniors Lexi Giorgi and Adam Murphy each announced ...

York9 FC falls to Hamilton in CPL home opener

The newly-stated fans of York9 FC will have to wait a little longer for their team’s first Canadian Premier League win.

Step it up May 31-June 16: Aurora seeks the title of “Canada’s Most Active Community”

ParticipACTION’s Community Better Challenge may be a national event, but Sport Aurora and Activate Aurora have stepped it up locally up to prove that an ...

A healthy lifestyle is just a passport stamp away for Recreation & Parks Month

Stamp your way to a healthier, more active lifestyle during Recreation & Parks Month.

Community Recognition Awards salutes individuals making a difference

By Brock Weir If there’s one thing that unites them, it’s humbleness. What they do, day in and day out, might not seem like a ...

Wildlife Park could be ready for first visitors by 2020

Aurora’s long-gestating wildlife preserve could be ready to welcome its first visitors by 2020.

MARKET MUSINGS

By Jan Freedman Well, talk about a washout! The weather this May on Saturdays hasn’t been kind to the Farmers’ Market vendors and shoppers, but ...

Bridge could provide important link at Library Square

A $3.5 million bridge connecting the Aurora Public Library to the planned addition to the Church Street School could be one of the finishing touches on the Town’s vision for Library Square.

New Beginnings Pow Wow returns to Aurora on Saturday

w Beginnings is set to become a storied tradition as Aurora prepares to welcome the third annual New Beginnings Pow Wow this Saturday, June 1, at 12 noon.

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