Aurora takes centre stage in girls hockey tournament

January 28, 2015 · 0 Comments

Female athletes from across Ontario and the United States will converge upon Aurora in a few weeks in what is perhaps the most prestigious minor hockey tournament in North America.

Charity meets athletics as Tigers and Caines face off in the Battle of York benefiting Southlake

In what will be the final regular season meeting between the OJHL’s Aurora Tigers and Newmarket Hurricanes, the franchises are hoping that the York Region community will open their wallets for a good cause.

Midget A Tigers losing ground in playoff hopes

Despite scraping together less than a handful of wins over the regular season, the start of the York-Simcoe Minor Hockey League playoffs looked positive for the Midget A Tigers.

Author hopes people can learn from diaries charting very personal struggle

Three years ago, Andreas Pfundt was in a dark place. He was going through emotional difficulties, financial challenges from trying to carve out a career in the independent film industry, battling...

Remembering the past, making way for the future at Villanova

“Coming together is the beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.” -- Henry Ford

Heart attack survivor honours heroes, highlights value of training

Aurora’s Brian Johnson promised himself he wouldn’t get emotional, but when you’re honouring four people who helped save your life, sometimes it is important to let it all out.

TA’s Kimberly Akimbo provides “gritty” opportunity for actress

Actresses of a certain age begin to recognize there are only going to be certain types of roles that are going to come your way, says community theatre veteran Joanna Megraw.

Sounds of Welsh Choir to fill the halls of Trinity this Saturday

The sounds of Wales will fill the halls of Trinity Anglican Church this Sunday as the Toronto Male Welsh Choir bring their voices to Aurora to benefit the Welcome Table.

Student art show includes third-generation artist for Centre

The image of a figure drowning just below a murky surface is an image many people living with depression can relate to, according to Grade 12 artist Megan McClure, granddaughter of famed Aurora artist Dorothy Clark McClure.