The Auroran

Light Grows the Tree showcases emerging Black creators

By Brock Weir Systemic racism can be found in many places and forms, including violence and exclusion – all to the detriment of everyone in ...

Health Minister marks Recovery Month with CMHA

By Brock Weir Anne learned a lot about herself through The Humble Tiger. Based on the book of the same name, the Humble Tiger is ...

Swift & Bold: Relationship with Queen’s York Rangers subject of film, exhibition

By Brock Weir They picked up their pens in a form of protest, scrawling their names on their rations rather than eating them on the ...

Trudeau photos spark dialogue on race issues

Aurora’s Liberal candidates are standing behind leader Justin Trudeau following the release of three images last week showing him in...

Junior A Tigers still in search of first win

Things have gone from bad to worse for the junior A Aurora Tigers, whose roar has been little more than a whimper in the early goings of the Ontario Junior Hockey League season.

Toronto Marlies returning to Newmarket this weekend

By Jake Courtepatte April, 1991: Missing the Calder Cup playoffs for the second straight year, the Newmarket Saints skated out of the Ray Twinney Complex ...

Suspects wanted following home invasion in Aurora

Investigators with the York Regional Police #1 District Criminal Investigations Bureau are seeking an unknown suspect and assistance locating a 20-year-old man and a 17-year ...

Yellow Brick House, Enercare partner to help brighten kids’ lives

By Brock Weir More than ten kids were inside Yellow Brick House, perhaps peeking through the curtains, as the adults did their thing outside. They ...

A simple letter can make a huge difference with local Amnesty chapter

The Aurora/Newmarket Amnesty Group came together at the Aurora Public Library on Saturday to host their Write for Rights letter-writing event as part of the Library’s ongoing One Book One Aurora program.