The Auroran

Tigers still alive in OMHA finals

Two AMHA teams are still looking to bring an OMHA title back to Aurora. Both the Novice AA and PeeWee A Tigers are clashing in...

North Dufferin Baseball League hands out awards

With the 2017 baseball season on the horizon, the region’s AA league lauded the best of 2016 in their annual awards banquet on Sunday.

Minor Midget Express in tough to repeat OHL Cup title

In Minor Midget hockey, the Triple Crown is the highest achievement: a Silver Stick title, an OMHA championship, and an OHL Cup. While this year’s crop of York-Simcoe Express talent will not be able to accomplish the feat done by their predecessors one year ago, they still have the opportunity to capture their second straight OMHL Cup this week.

Goals of Economic Development Corporation readied for approval

It is designed to kick-start some new energy and authority in how Aurora tackles economic development, and now the roles and responsibilities of the Town’s new “Aurora Economic Development Corporation” will soon be in Council’s hands.

Art Heals challenges viewer to see the world through new eyes

People spend so much time thinking, ‘If only I had more time, I would…” and, according to Shannon Leigh Phair, they invariably have a list of things to fill in that blank. But, what if the real question was what you would do if you had less time? That is the question Ms. Phair started weighing when, in February of 2014, she was diagnosed with colon cancer aged just 32.

Put your best feet forward for CHATS and help local seniors

In just a few short years, our seniors population will outnumber the youth creating a major crunch for care, but you can help close the gaps by lacing up for the CHATS Walk for Wellness.

Canada 150 plans move ahead with $62k budget

Planners behind Aurora’s celebration of Canada’s 150th Anniversary this year were hoping to have $90,000 to work with to make it a party to remember, but plans are now moving forward with a $62,000 budget.

Leading Women & Girls recognized as community builders

Whether they are on the frontlines of change or working behind the scenes to be the change they want to see in the world, the work and dedication of countless women in our community inspires individuals every day.

Homeless disabled youth have long road in York: student

On Sunday, local high school student Ben Williamson returned home from a fruitful trip to Timmins meeting with area youth, but he also returned to personal uncertainty.