November 2019 Archive
Santa’s Back in Town: Parade takes over Yonge Street this Saturday night
Mrs. Claus provides exclusive on how she gets Santa ready for his second-busiest night of the year.
Tigers hope coaching shift can spark change
The Aurora Tigers are banking on some changes behind the bench to point them back in the right direction. Following a fresh four-game losing streak, ...
Juno Award winner Laila Biali brings modern jazz sounds to Cultural Centre
By Brock Weir Juno Award-winning singer Laila Biali has toured the world, collaborating with the likes of Paula Cole and Sting – and this Friday, ...
Welcome to Library Land
By Reccia Mandelcorn Anyone who has read or listened to media these past months has come to know that there is trouble in Library Land. ...
New chapter begins for historic Armoury
Landmark formally rep-opens as new campus of Niagara College's Canadian Food & Wine Institute
Sports Hall of Fame welcomes Class of 2019
It’s official: five more Aurora sporting legends have donned the green jacket. Reg Chappell, Jim Clark, Travis Romagnoli, and the father-son duo of Dave and ...
Younger soldiers sometimes struggle with weighty “veteran” mantle
Recognition of their own service and contributions will come in time, says local veteran of Afghanistan conflict.
Tigers nab rare win over Admirals
The Aurora Tigers managed to skate away with their fourth win of the season against the Brantford 99ers on Friday, thanks to a solid showing ...
Barbarians take double gold at Provincial Under-17 Championship
Fifteen months. That is how long the Aurora Barbarians Under-17 girls program has gone without the bitter taste of defeat, a streak that spans a ...
Tigers blanked in back-to-back contests
It may be time to embrace the tank for the Aurora Tigers. The roster carousel continued to revolve for the ailing Junior A club over ...
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