July 15, 2015 · 0 Comments
By Jake Courtepatte Taking a walk through the town’s sporting history at the Aurora Cultural Centre’s new “Legacy in Sport” exhibit, you can be sure ...
Community-led radio station at the Aurora Family Leisure Complex gets the Council nod.
By Brock Weir Each year, I am consistently amazed by the amount of events there are to be enjoyed in Aurora during the Canada Day ...
By Scott Johnston While we did get to see the torch passing by last week on its incredibly circuitous route to the Opening Ceremonies, Aurora ...
By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Promises Made, Promises Kept Since 2006, the Government’s priorities have been to create well-paying and secure jobs for Canadians, lower ...
By Jan Freedman We had a glorious day at the Farmers’ Market on Saturday for our Art in the Park event as well as for ...
By Marie Leone I once thought of a billiard room or a pool room, as a dark and dingy place filled with smoke, men of ...
Settling into her makeup chair to have her face gnarled and her teeth snaggled, Aurora’s Traci Alexander knows she has big shoes to fill as The Witch in Stephen Sondheim’s Into The Woods.
Three months after a devastating early exit from the OJHL playoffs, the Junior A Aurora Tigers are still earning accolades for their outstanding performance during the season.
Frank Stronach waited eighteen years for a repeat performance at Woodbine Racetrack’s Queen’s Plate, but the owner-breeder took back the $1-million title in style on Sunday.
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