July 2019 Archive

Canoeing Olympian recognized in ASHoF’s Moments in Sport

In an effort to uncover Aurora’s rich sporting history, John Wood is the latest to be enshrined in the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame’s “Moments in Sport” initiative.

GETTING THINGS DONE

By Mayor Tom Mrakas The Town of Aurora is thrilled to be hosting the 2019 CP Women’s Open; the first ever LPGA Tour event hosted ...

York9 FC preps for historic first meeting with MLS squad

The milestones just keep coming in the short history of the York9 FC: yet none have been greater than the challenge that awaits the club on Wednesday night at York Lions Stadium.

MARKET MUSINGS

By Jan Freedman What another fine day at the Farmers’ Market on Saturday. Despite the forecast for rain and thunder storms, we enjoyed a beautiful, ...

Cultural Centre on hunt for new temporary home

By Brock Weir The Aurora Cultural Centre will be packing up and taking the show on the road beginning in 2020. The popular organization, which ...

22-year-old, brother charged following sexual assault on teen

By Brock Weir A 22-year-old Newmarket man is facing multiple charges following a sexual assault on a teen in Aurora last month. Emilio Gonzalez Ramirez ...

Great Big Sea’s Alan Doyle headlines Friday Hoedown

Great Big Sea’s Alan Doyle will return to the Magna Hoedown stage, headlining the first night of York Region’s biggest two-day party.

Aurora Soccer Club kicks off for charity

The tradition of friendly international competition lives on at the Aurora Soccer Club clubhouse, raising money on Saturday to support local charity for the thirtieth straight year.

Countdown is on for 2019 Magna Hoedown

Great Big Sea's Alan Doyle is first headliner announced for York Region's biggest annual party.

New bylaws will have negative consequences: resident

The newly-enacted bylaw for so-called “stable neigbourhoods” will create costs and collateral damages that the Mayor and Council didn’t reveal to constituents. In the demolition ...

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