December 16, 2015 · 0 Comments
The St. Max Mustangs are the team to beat in YRAA Girls hockey heading into the holiday break.
A key component of Sport Aurora’s “Activate Aurora” campaign to get Aurora moving was kicked off with local students and teachers on Wednesday.
By Sylvia Gilchrist Every Christmas, the Aurora Seniors’ Association supports a charity. The charity changes from year to year. This year the ASA decided to ...
By Stephen Somerville I want to briefly touch on two different and unrelated topics today. First, in my last column on climate change, I provided ...
Province Proposes Legislation to Increase Recycling By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora I’m sure you’re as horrified as I when reading media stories about conscientious citizens ...
By Brock Weir My relatively recent foray back into social media after several years in self-imposed exile has been an enlightening experience. It has been ...
Think wrestling a bear will earn you a place in local sporting history? Think again. As far as Aurora’s concerned, it’s a matter of been there, done that – and rather than getting the proverbial t-shirt, you can soon get a deck of cards to prove it.
Drizzle rains down as Mayor Dawe and Santa team up to light Aurora's Christmas tree.
If anything, at least the Aurora Tigers can head into their three-week holiday break on a high note.
If you’re looking for that one unique holiday gift sure to melt even Scrooge’s cold, cold heart, head over to the Aurora Cultural Centre for a veritable Christmas extravaganza.
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