March 26, 2014 · 0 Comments
Canadian writer Heather Robertson passed away last week on her 72nd birthday. The news came as a shock to her family, friends and former neighbors in King who knew her and ...
After slamming the Cougars 7 – 2 in game one of their OJHL northeast semifinal series, the Tigers have been brought back down to earth.
The Aurora Tigers atom AE rep team has finished off a dream season, defeating Halton Hills in four games to take sole possession of the OMHA atom AE championship title.
With spring approaching, the Aurora Skating Club is once again getting ready for special ice show at the Aurora Community Centre on April 5 to mark a special anniversary.
As local political eyes turned to the Provincial scene as Newmarket-Aurora decided its Liberal and PC candidates, another political acclamation, this time at the Federal level, took place under the radar.
Frank Klees has officially passed Newmarket-Aurora’s Progressive Conservative baton to Jane Twinney. Ms. Twinney, who serves as Councillor for Newmarket, was formally acclaimed as the riding’s Progressive Conservative candidate for...
Newmarket-Aurora’s Ontario Liberal banner will be carried by Councillor Chris Ballard in the next provincial election. Councillor Ballard was acclaimed as the riding’s Liberal...
Aurora’s youth want a voice in local matters that will have a direct impact on them. That is the word from a group of students from schools across Aurora...
By Brock Weir Aurora’s Allison Kondal is rarely left speechless, but spending March Break in Munich as part of the Science and Innovation Summit just ...
Councillor Evelyn Buck’s case against former Aurora mayor Phyllis Morris, two incumbent Councillors and three former councillors will continue Tuesday after a brief hearing on Friday. Lawyers will meet Tuesday morning to argue whether or not witnesses on behalf of Councillor Buck, including a municipal lawyer and Donald Cousens, can be included as experts in the trial.
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