January 2015 Archive

Public “disappointed and frustrated” with Complex delays

With just a few days before the Aurora Leisure Complex (AFLC) re-opening to the public for the swimming pool and the gym, all plans are ...

Former councillor looks for “accountability” on Complex

(Re: Costs set to rise as Leisure Complex faces setback. January 22, 2015) I re-read the story for signs of accountability. Three months in office ...

(Re: 2015 will bring changes to your curbside garbage pickup. January 15, 2015) I currently buy dog food in large bags. These bags cannot go ...

Traffic solutions don’t make sense: reader

I have read the article in this Thursday’s edition. The solutions offered by Mayor Dawe and Councillor Mrakas on their own do not make much ...

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.

Budget talks begin with potential 6.1% tax hike

Proposals from the Central York Fire Services adds heft to initially forecast 4.96 per cent residential tax increase.

Region will have say on Yonge Street turn restrictions

Input requested before Aurora launches pilot project to restrict left hand turns at Yonge and Wellington.

Solid goaltending leads Tigers to OJHL playoff berth

For the fourth year in a row, Aurora’s Junior A Tigers are heading back to the OJHL playoffs.

BROCK’S BANTER: Losing the Moral High Ground

By Brock Weir Admit it, we’ve all had a chuckle over those year-end reviews of wacky police calls. More often than not, they involve enraged ...

INSIDE AURORA: Predictions for 2015

By Scott Johnston Two weeks ago we looked back at what happened in 2014 in Aurora. Today, we turn our minds forward to predict what ...

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