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POLITICS AS USUAL: Now what?

May 8, 2014   ·   0 Comments

By Alison Collins-Mrakas The Provincial government has fallen. We are to go to the polls on June 12th. Let the games begin? I don’t think ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Market Going Strong

By Sylvia Dickens Did you know that the beginnings of the Aurora Farmer’s Market has roots going back 112 years? The great news is that ...

FRANKLY SPEAKING: Memorable Day

Last Sitting Day of the 40th Parliament was Most Memorable By Frank Klees, MPP Newmarket-Aurora Thursday, May 1st turned out to be one of the ...

Aurora Public Library to host Human Rights panel

People often think of human rights as an international concern, and they very often are; but human rights issues, and indeed abuses, are things that ...

New plays make their Aurora debuts this weekend

Original plays on the many facets of Canadian life will make their Aurora debuts in a series of readings hosted at the Aurora Cultural Centre. ...

Meet Your Iron Chefs: Grant Robertson of Aw, Shucks!

By Brock Weir Last year, Grant Robertson, the head chef at Aw, Shucks set out to show off his love of local, fresh ingredients, as ...

Aurora Youth Soccer Club to mark 50th anniversary with record-busting marathon

The Aurora Youth Soccer Club is turning 50 and has some big plans to celebrate. Last week, after receiving approval from Council and qualifying for all the necessary permits, the AYSC announced they will be staging 54-hours of consecutive soccer games...

Barbarians gear up for 2014 season, urging youth to “TRY” rugby

The Aurora Barbarians held their second annual “Try” Rugby Day, inviting junior and minor players to come out and try the sport for free at St. Maximilian Kolbe CHS on Saturday.

“Spirited” Aurora Spartans take basketball gold as division champs

Heading into the Ontario Basketball Association’s Provincial Cup in Kingston last week, the Aurora Spartans U13 bantam boys basketball team knew they had tough fight ahead of them as the eighth seed in Division 6.

Video conferencing will not be allowed for advisory committees

Members of Aurora’s advisory committees will not be able to participate in meetings via video conferencing, according to a report before Council this week from Town Solicitor Warren Mar.

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