BROCK’S BANTER: People’s Choice

March 19, 2014 · 0 Comments

By Brock Weir Perhaps I have become jaded, but there are few things in the world anymore which truly mystify me – but that has ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Ides of March

By Alison Collins-Mrakas I read with interest about the current situation in Alberta; specifically the sturm und drang surrounding Premier Redford’s rather ill-advised luxurious trip ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Wicked winter wanes…

… what now? By Sylvia Dickens It’s been a long, bitter winter, hasn’t it? Are you glad it’s coming to a close? How did you ...

OTTAWA REPORT

By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Canada-Korea Free Trade Agreement (CKFTA) This landmark agreement constitutes Canada’s first free trade agreement in the Asia-Pacific region and will ...

ASK THE DESIGNER: Fearless

Fearless mixing with colours and patterns By Jean Bisnaire, Niche Decor “I see so many beautiful patterns in home decor stores – how do I ...

Christmas Stories are ripe ground for Chicken Soup author – especially after this last holiday

In the aftermath of the pre-Christmas ice storm, Janet Matthews was one of the luckier Aurora residents who only had to spend about 48 hours in the dark.

It was the writers, in the Library. Candlesticks optional.

Crime writers from across the GTA will bring a splash of mystery to the Aurora Public Library this Monday in A Shot In The Dark, bringing together five writers, and three former Aurora residents, from Crime Writers of Canada.

Alex Sault and the Never Never Band

Music touches most people's lives in some shape or form; it brings back memories, relieves stress and is one of the few activities that involve using our entire brain. It has surprising benefits to both physical and mental health and music has touched the life of Alex Sault in so many ways.

Tigers hold 2 – 1 series lead over scrappy Cougars

The Aurora Tigers knew they were up against a formidable opponent in the Cobourg Cougars for the OJHL north east semi-final round, but after three games the Tigers have shown their stripes by earning a 2 – 1 series lead.

Coaching should recognize differences between men and women: expert

Coaching men and women in sport has its similarities, but differences need to be recognized and addressed. That’s the message Dr. Vicki Harber delivered to a packed room of many of Aurora’s coaches.

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