January 2018 Archive

Police seek help locating missing Aurora man

York Regional Police is seeking public assistance in locating a missing 63-year-old Aurora man. Jack Patrick was last heard from on January 22 after he ...

New tech lab helps seniors stay connected

In any new situation, there is always the fear of the unknown and sometimes it can be hard to step over that threshold, but...

Tigers take hold of OJHL North division title

The Aurora Tigers have taken back the crown as the kings of the jungle. Locked in a season-long battle with...

Skate with your hockey heroes – and take your ideas to Council – Saturday at new Levee

It’s been five years since the Aurora Council last had a levee – then, it was a frigid day in Town Park to mark the Town’s Sesquicentennial – but Aurora is set to mark the start of a new, warmer tradition on Saturday.

Disagreement over stable neighbourhoods path

I am writing a bit late as this issue surfaced around the holiday period and was not on the front page of the local paper: ...

BROCK’S BANTER: ‘Cause you’ve got personality

By Brock Weir John Steinbeck is quoted as writing, “Ideas are like rabbits. You get a couple and learn how to handle them, and pretty ...

IN GOOD COMPANY: Events to celebrate the Holiday Season!

By Mayor Geoff Dawe Celebrate the New Year with myself and members of Council at the Mayor and Council New Year’s Levee. This new tradition ...

MP’s REPORT: Welcome to 2018!

By Kyle Peterson, MP Newmarket-Aurora I hope that you were able to spend some time over the holidays with friends and loved ones and took ...

Residents must have a voice on stable neighbourhoods

A presentation on October 24 and a motion by Councillor Wendy Gaertner reminded Council that in 2011, an Official Plan was passed. This plan, in ...

Raise your voice to protect stable neighbourhoods

I attended a Council meeting on October 24 regarding the homes that are being bought in the older neighbourhoods of Aurora and torn down and ...

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