Storage Wars: Northern Treasures

For the professional bidders, Aurora is a symphony of minor letdowns and major scores.

In Orangeville Rick and Cindy rock it, Paul and Bogart blow it, and Ursula goes bid crazy.

It's round robin mind-games when Ursula outsmarts Roy... who outsmarts Cindy... who outsmarts Paul and Bogart, who not so smartly make a bad decision.

North York becomes an archaeological dig as buyers unearth pieces of the past that could enrich their future.

The competition is fierce on Rick's birthday, a heated battle that sees several buyers finding items custom made to relieve the stress.

Roy comes to the auction disguised as his long-haired, gold-toothed, crazy cousin Ray. Chaos ensues.

Ursula goes all in for a fashion locker in Rick and Cindy's hometown of Newmarket.

Ursula puts up with her bossy older sister, Rick takes the reins, Roy calls the cops, and Paul and Bogart lose their sh*t.

One way or another, all the buyers get burned on the hottest auction day of the year.

The father/son team of Paul and Bogart splits up to go locker vs locker in Claireville. May the best Kenny win!

The grand opening of Paul and Bogart's store finally arrives, but a kink is put into their plans when a new buyer shows up on the scene with money to burn.

Tempers flare and prices soar as the buyers confront aggressive guest auctioneer Jeff Schwartz, aka "The Liquidator."

Guest auctioneer Patrick Pecker brings "the full Pecker" to the auction, fuelling his longstanding feud with Roy.

Roy suits up in full army gear to declare war on the buyers in Scarborough.

Roy's paltry gifts are no match for Cindy's foul mood at the auction in Scarborough.

The Thornhill buyers run for cover when a self-help CD gives Roy a new lease on his egomaniacal life.

A Brampton auction near some of the gang's old high school proves they're all still rowdy teenagers at heart.

Paul's locker addiction reaches new highs (and lows) at the Wasaga Beach auction.

Rick and Cindy bring a psychic to help them land the best lockers in Don Mills.