March 2022 Archive
Pond hockey event supported local Cancer Centre
A friendly game of pond hockey led to smiles all around in King recently. A Nobleton area family organized the ice hockey event to raise ...
Aurora Chamber of Commerce: Business Matters
By Sandra FerriPresident & CEO, Aurora Chamber of Commerce As restrictions continue to lift, businesses open to full capacity and people begin to live life ...
Golf Canada recognizes local volunteer
Aurora Sports Hall of Fame inductee Jim Clark was presented the Honorary Life Governor award at Golf Canada’s virtual annual meeting this month. Speaking with ...
Aurorans stand in solidarity with Ukraine at citizen-led rally
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Public Health greets upcoming lifting of mask mandate with caution
Ontario will lift mask mandates in most settings by March 21. While some exceptions will still be in place, such as on public transit, health ...
Shine a light on your local heroes through the 2022 Community Recognition Awards
Heroes are all around us. They can be the student who brought their peers together to raise money for Ukrainian refugees, or the neighbour that ...
Mini-curse is broken, Tigers back up on their feet
The Aurora Tigers smashed the Burlington Cougars 5-0 on the road last Friday, earning their first league victory since February 15. Lee Chiang’s four-point night ...
Soroptimists, CFUW mark International Women’s Day with LUNAFEST screening
International Women’s Day was marked Tuesday with a series of in-person and virtual events throughout our community, but it is not the end of the ...
“Caring” women continue to raise tens of thousands for community
The pandemic has been a challenging time for everyone and there has been no shortage of ways that individuals and groups have found to lend ...
Microtel helps Aurora complete missing pieces of tourism puzzle
Last week, Aurora marked the formal grand opening of its latest hotel, Microtel Inn & Suites by Wyndham. Attended by Mayor Tom Mrakas, members of ...
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