June 2013 Archive

New Code of Ethics could soon be on the books

By Brock Weir Aurora Council’s new Code of Ethics comes forward this week for Councillors’ consideration. The new document will likely be thrashed out by ...

HST boost for “Big Move” should be province-wide, says Mayor

As politicians continue to get a handle on the significant recommendations made by Metrolinx last week to fund extensive new transit...

Partners sought for indoor tennis facility

By Brock Weir Attempts made last year to build an indoor, multi-purpose tennis facility at Fleury Park by the Aurora Community Tennis Club were ultimately ...

Province to consider anti-SLAPP legislation

Ontario’s Attorney General took the next steps to “safeguard” public debate and freedom of expression this week, introducing anti-SLAPP legislation. Billed as...

Fire department targets 10% budget hike

Costs for fire services in Aurora and Newmarket are expected to increase over 10 per cent next year. Council could take a crack on influencing this number as...

Cell tower talks should be “escalated”, say Councillors

With still no definitive word back from Bell Canada, Aurora Councillors say it is now time to “escalate” discussions between the Town and the telecommunications giant over a looming cell phone tower in King.

AHS’ Fowler named Teacher of the Year

Aurora High School teacher Teri Fowler marks her own successes on her students’ own “musical moments.” These moments aren’t limited to those that are necessarily imparted in the classroom...

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