October 9, 2013 · 0 Comments
By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Fire Prevention Week October 6-12 Fire Prevention Week is a good time to ensure your home is fire hazard free. ...
By Charles Sequeira Seniors’ Centre walks are held each Wednesday mornings and embark on trails in and around Aurora. The terrain might be hilly (as ...
Hillary House marked its’ 150th anniversary with a celebratory ball; now a sprightly 151, organizers are not ready to hang up their dancing shoes just yet.
Harry Lavigne rarely judges a book – or a play, for that matter – by its cover. But he usually knows whether he’s going to love a play within the first 10 pages.
The Aurora Barbarians took on London St. George on Saturday in the second round of the McCormick Cup, Ontario’s symbol of supremacy in Senior Men’s rugby.
The Aurora Tigers had another up and down week, taking a 4 – 1 loss to the Wellington Dukes and then following it up with a 4 – 1 win over St. Michael’s on Sunday.
Carolin ‘Cal’ Bouchard is one of Aurora’s brightest athletes and is being recognized for her achievements as part of the first class inducted into the Sport Aurora Hall of Fame this year.
By Reg Chappell With an extensive background in swimming and coaching, swimmers and parents alike are ecstatic about Ducks new Head Coach, Kelly Hughes, return ...
Pursuing your dreams and goals isn’t as hard as it may seem. That’s the message astronaut and Southlake CEO, Dr. Dave Williams, had for students at Pickering College during a special presentation last week.
The Country Day School (CDS) will host the 33rd Annual International Independent Schools’ Public Speaking Competition (IISPSC) from October 17 - 20 at the Kingbridge Conference Centre in King City.
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