OTTAWA REPORT

September 24, 2014 · 0 Comments

By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Helping Families Canada’s economy is performing soundly in the context of a global economic recovery. We have had 1.1 million ...

SENIOR SCAPE

By Charles Sequeira COMPUTING FOR SENIORS! Our Computer Club, under the guidance of Bob Hedenberg and his dedicated executive committee volunteers, provides a great computing ...

Scotch isn’t just your dad’s drink anymore, says local expert

Some university roommates kick in little more than junk food to keep the dorm room hopping, but Keith Scott lucked out. The Aurora resident was a university student when he was first introduced to the wide world of scotch courtesy of his roommate, whose father ...

“Creepy” Aurora spirit walk marks fifth anniversary in October

Halloween is coming, so there’s no better time to get spooky! The Aurora Spirit Walk heads into its fifth year next Friday, October 3, leaving from...

Art abounds in Aurora as more groups get in on Saturday’s Culture Days

It is a good time to be an art aficionado in Aurora as local artists put their best feet forward for this weekend’s Culture Days.

Red Wings spoil Tigers’ home opener, Aurora drops two in a row

The Aurora Tigers are off to a rare 1 – 2 start, managing only three goals in a weekend that saw them drop back-to-back home games. The Tigers hosted the Hamilton Red Wings Friday night in their home opener at...

Barbarians avoid relegation with impressive win

The tension was palpable prior to the kick off between Waterloo County Pirates and the Aurora Barbarians at Fletcher’s Fields on Saturday with the outcome deciding which club would remain in Ontario Rugby’s top tier of competition, the Marshall Premiership and which would be relegated to the Provincial “B” division.