December 9, 2015 · 0 Comments
Councillor Wendy Gaertner, however, says more consultation needs to be done directly with downtown residential ratepayers.
It was a grueling weekend for the Aurora Tigers in which everything that could have gone wrong went wrong.
Council turned down the offer in a 5 - 3 vote. Dismissing the offer, Councillor Tom Mrakas, one of the five voting in favour of rejecting it outright, called the overture an "insult" to the Town and its residents.
It’s the season of giving and if the Town of Aurora has a spare $98 million hanging around, the former Highland Gate Golf Course could be secured.
Aurora has been focusing on ensuring more residents are more active more often and helping the Town reach this goal is a “strong sports system.” But even the strongest systems can use a bit of enhancement once in a while, according to consultant Claire Tucker Reid.
By Jake Courtepatte The reigning CISAA hockey champions are picking up right where they left off. In what is always a hectic divisional schedule, the ...
Life was not easy in Saskatchewan during the Depression in the 1930s, as we discover in Theatre Aurora’s current production of “The Heart As It Lived.”
She had to fight her way through the butterflies in her stomach, her nerves, and an overall adrenaline rush, but once she broke through that barrier, an actress was born.
Holiday preparations are in full swing, and there is, perhaps, no busier place at this time of year than the North Pole.
By Brock Weir And, there we have it. After a hasty decision by Council to take the Queen’s York Rangers and, in turn, the Federal ...
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