November 2014 Archive

BROCK’S BANTER: The 15-and-4-Year Itch

By Brock Weir You don’t need to tell me twice that some things simply get better with age. As an avowed fan of classic television, ...

POLITICS AS USUAL: Ratepayers Groups

By Alison Collins-Mrakas With the closure of the Highland Gate Golf Club, residents in the neighbourhood have banded together to form a ratepayers group in ...

FRONT PORCH PERSPECTIVE: Vic Fedeli

By Stephen Somerville After the recent provincial electoral debacle, it is time for the Party to get off the mat and move forward. The executive ...

ASK THE DESIGNER: How to Choose the Right Light Fixture

By Jean Bisnaire Niche-Decor “What should we consider when looking for light fixtures?” Feel free to send me your comments or questions to askjean@nichedecor.ca One ...

SENIOR SCAPE: A Seniors Guide to Diet

By Jim Abram Well, I am back. Back to what is important. Thanks to all of you who supported me in my election romp. It ...

VIEW FROM QUEEN’S PARK: Setting a Higher Standard

Setting a higher standard for accountability in Ontario By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora On the campaign trail, I heard time and again concerns from residents ...

NORTHERN LIGHTS: December Horoscopes

By Jodie Cara Lindley Sagittarius (November 22 – December 21) Your inner life seeks expansion in December, Sagittarius. Turn your attention to the world within, ...

Liberals sceptical about income splitting

The federal Conservative government will forgo a surplus this year and instead borrow money to pay for income-splitting and other new tax measures, according to ...

Writer is looking in wrong direction for transparency

(Re: Don’t shield your kids from the election process. October 16, 2014) It’s a far cry to compare asking that schools be sign free (somehow ...

A quote for the incoming Council

“Coming together is a beginning… “Keeping together is progress… “Working together is success…” ~Henry Ford Alex Vander Veen Aurora

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