SENIOR SCAPE: Healthy New Year

January 15, 2014 · 0 Comments

By Charles Sequeira Now that the festive season is behind us, it is time to start being active in body, mind and spirit. The best ...

Grade 12 students show off their edgy, angst-y sides in gallery show

For nearly four days straight, Sharon Fong and her family pored over nearly 3,400 tiny individual pieces of paper, each painstakingly cut into triangles and bringing them into ferocious life.

Tigers have 18-point lead in league standings after two more wins

Midway through the season, the Aurora Junior A Tigers were dealing with a few key injuries, but were still managing to win hockey games. They have kept that torrid pace through the schedule, while at the same time distancing themselves from the rest of the pack.

Aurora Tiger Kevin Entmaa named OJHL’s goalie of the month

After posting an impressive 5 – 1 – 0 record and two shutouts throughout the month of December, Aurora Tigers goalie Kevin Entmaa was announced by the OJHL as the goaltender of the month on Saturday.

Two month challenge lands Bantam Tigers on NHL ice

The Aurora Tigers Bantam AA squad is not only having a stellar season, but the team was recently given quite the prize for winning a GTA-wide contest open to all bantam and midget teams.

Questions still unanswered in Jamaica murder

Investigations continue into the murder of Aurora native Shirley Lewis-McFarlane after three individuals held for questioning were released from custody last week.

Joint Operations Centre plan splits Council ahead of next week’s vote

Aurora’s proposed new Joint Operations Centre will move forward for the next step in its approval next week. Councillors signed off on the building itself, as well as a tentative plan to pay for the new Industrial Parkway North facility, which will...

Clear garbage bag program could be ushered in with 2015

Aurora Council will consider implementing a “clear bag” program for local trash collection by January 2015. If recommendations coming from General Committee are approved at Council next Tuesday, Aurora can expect a “soft launch” of the program this summer with the program itself being ushered in at the start of the New Year.

$10m downtown Heritage Park plans up for debate next month

A proposed heritage park in northeast Aurora will come forward for further discussion in February as Councillors considered Hillary-McIntyre Park this week. Councillors will be asked to authorise staff to begin negotiations for the sale of Hillary House to the Town of Aurora, as well as the two properties immediately to its south for a four acre “heritage park.”

Teen struck and killed by GO Train

A male teen is dead after being struck by a GO Train in the north end of Aurora on Tuesday morning. He was hit on the tracks by a southbound train on the Barrie-Toronto line during the early morning commute just north...

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