February 2023 Archive
Community leaders continue to be honoured with Queen’s Jubilee Pin
Monday, February 6, would have marked the 71st anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the throne and while the Monarch may have died in ...
Know your rights: Library partners on housing rights workshops for renters and landlords
As we continue to experience a housing crunch, do you know your rights? If you have any questions, they can soon be answered through a ...
SAC Saints capture bronze medal at 39th MacPherson Hockey Tournament
The St. Andrew’s College Saints defeated Victory Honda 4-2 to capture the bronze medal at the 39th Annual MacPherson Hockey Tournament on Sunday morning at ...
The Auroran’s Student-Athlete of the Week: Nate Windle
This weekly profile will feature an accomplished student-athlete currently residing in Aurora who is demonstrating high levels of achievement both in the classroom and in ...
Proposal for men’s shelter stirs passionate opposition, support in Council chamber
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Run for Southlake aims to get back to pre-pandemic levels of fun
The countdown is on for the 2023 Nature’s Emporium Run for Southlake and, in this second in-person event since COVID-19, organizers are hoping to see ...
Residential tax bills to rise by 3.5% as Council approves Budget
Aurora residents will see the municipal portion of their tax bills rise 3.5 per cent. Council this week is set to approve the 2023 budget, ...
Carter Real scores a hat trick for the Tigers in 5-4 OT Loss in Oakville
The Aurora Tigers picked up a key point on the road in a 5-4 overtime loss to the Oakville Blades at the Sixteen Mile Sports ...
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