Rollercoaster ride for Tigers taking on Orangeville and Whitby

September 25, 2013 · 0 Comments

This young hockey season has been a rollercoaster ride for the Aurora Tigers, who are struggling to string together a couple wins.

Aurora Jays bested by Bolton for championship cup

It wasn’t the way they wanted to end the season, but at least the senior men’s Aurora Blue Jays baseball team can say they were beaten by the best.

Moffitt has weight of the Worlds on his shoulders

If you love what you do, you’ll work hard to be among the greatest. That’s exactly what Aurora’s own Jordan Moffitt has been doing for the past nine years...

“Human books” are ready to be checked out this Saturday

Check out a “human book” this Saturday at the Aurora Public Library. The Library will host the Human Library as part of Culture Days. Culture Days is a national event that was established to raise...

Jubilee playground shouldn’t be a “hot potato”: advocate

Installing an accessible playground at the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Park shouldn’t become a political “hot potato”, according to a local accessibility advocate.

Growing Together – Thompson’s Funeral Home

Growing up on Victoria Street, the imposing building near Wellington Street was a symbol of tradition for Brent Forrester. These were the days when, even not so long ago, Thompson’s Funeral Home was in the heart of Downtown Aurora...

Jessica wants to be the “Game Changer” for others with challenges

Aurora’s Jessica Coriat has always had a hunger for independence. Growing up with cerebral palsy, her mobility was usually limited to a walker or a wheelchair and...

York Region company promises “purpose built” solution

A possible solution could come forward this week in getting local companies to sit up and re-evaluate their accessible taxi policies.

Aurora should provide support for more accessible taxis: Councillors

Aurora should look at ways to encourage taxi companies to take the plunge and increase the number of wheelchair accessible taxis throughout Town, according to Councillors.

Protected trees spark debate over subdivision agreement

It could be back to the drawing board for one new Aurora homeowner as Council considers blocking the removal of three protected trees from his lot after neighbours raised concerns.

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