October 29, 2014 · 0 Comments
By Alison Collins-Mrakas There are still a few more days left of this interminable 298 day election period, but we can see the finish line ...
By Scott Johnston Can one have too much of good thing? I’m sure each of us could think of some personal favourites like money, fame, ...
By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora 2015 Proclaimed Year of Sport in Canada 2015 has been proclaimed the Year of Sport in Canada. The overarching theme ...
It was a long week for the Junior A Aurora Tigers, but one that cemented their position as one of the top contenders in the Ontario Junior Hockey League. They made the short trip to Newmarket last Thursday...
While Peter Miller may not be present to accept his induction into the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame (ASHoF) next Wednesday, it’s clear that his legacy in Aurora sports will keep his memory strong.
In the first year of operation, the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame Board of Governors initiated a Charter Cornerstone Campaign to help fund the development ...
For a school that has a nearly 175-year foundation in Quaker education, a decade might just be a blip in Pickering College’s history. But a lot can happen in 10 short years, as organizers behind the annual Pickering College Holiday Home Tour can attest.
The Sounds of Africa are set to ring out from the halls of Trinity Anglican Church next Saturday, November 8. These sounds, however, go beyond the traditional ...
While nine candidates recommended by an anonymous individual or group last week were quick to deny any association with its origins, incumbent candidates were also quick to denounce the claims contained on the flyer.
Candidates vying for a place at the Council table in the lead-up to Monday’s municipal election said they were “disgusted” and “livid” over a flyer circulating in select Aurora neighbourhoods last Wednesday purporting to endorse their campaigns.
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