IN GOOD COMPANY: Getting Down to Business

December 23, 2014 · 0 Comments

By Mayor Geoffrey Dawe As we enter the holiday season, I hope that each of you has the opportunity to spend some well-deserved time with ...

VIEW FROM QUEEN’S PARK: Year of Opportunity

A Year of Building Opportunity By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora Recently, the Ontario Legislature rose for its holiday break, giving me more opportunity to meet ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Season’s Greetings

By Charles Sequeira On behalf of our Board of Directors and Committees at the Aurora Seniors’ Centre, we take this opportunity to wish all our ...

Aurora Tigers Atom AE team wins Silver Stick Regional Championship

The Aurora Tigers Atom AE team entered the Silver Stick Regional Tournament this month with the goal of earning a spot in their fourth consecutive tournament championship game.

Hockey fan brings artistic flair to the Tiger’s den

If you have attended a Junior A Aurora Tigers home game this season, you probably would have noticed a bright, intricate quilt hanging from the wall of ACC1.

Holiday Heroes continue putting smiles on the faces of York Region kids

This week, kids around the world will be jumping out of their beds after a sleepless night, to tear open the tempting packages that have been tantalizing them in the days leading up for Christmas.

New committee will keep a sharp eye on Aurora’s budgeting, finances

More eyes could soon be keeping track of Aurora’s financial interests, following a decision by Council last week.

Community members look to stamp out drug problem in York Region

The York Region community came together under one roof at the Ray Twinney Recreation Complex in Newmarket this month, and not to discuss matters of hockey.

Menorah lighting continues tradition as a “beacon of light and love”

The tradition of lighting the menorah might be an ancient Jewish tradition, but it is an ancient tradition that remains relevant and timely in today’s world.

Motorists reminded of dangers of impaired, distracted driving as R.I.D.E. continues

Motorists coming through Aurora were reminded of the dangers of impaired driving last week as Ontario Transportation Minister Steven del Duca and York Regional Police Chief Eric Jolliffe took over a spot check on Wellington Street at Highway 404.

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