December 2017 Archive
Midday and evening GO Train service coming weekdays in January
By Brock Weir Getting in and out of the city – and to the subway – is set to get easier in the coming weeks. ...
“Lower” concept approved for Library Square
Councillors back a "lower" square option to be built between the Aurora Public Library and Cultural Centre and, with Tuesday night's approval, design details will soon take shape.
2.4% tax increase set for approval this week
Municipal portion of the residential tax bill to rise 3.1 per cent.
Tigers keeping pace in tough OJHL North division
The race is on. Just past the halfway mark of the Ontario Junior Hockey League season, three teams...
Busy tennis facility dedicated to late realtor Marilyn Redvers
Indoor tennis is back in Aurora. Although tennis enthusiasts have been enjoying the new indoor tennis facility located at Stewart Burnett Park, just behind the Stronach Aurora Recreation Centre, for the better part of the year, the doors...
Pine Tree Potters Guild’s Empty Bowls was another successful event
On behalf of the Pine Tree Potters’ Guild, I would like to express our gratitude to everyone who participated in the 2017 Empty Bowls event ...
BROCK’S BANTER: Approaching the finish line
By Brock Weir It’s December. We’re in that weird time of year when everyone is getting ready for the holidays. Churches, community groups, theatrical and ...
INSIDE AURORA: Idle Thoughts
Get ready for another parking crunch downtown, Aurora. We’re all well aware of the existing challenges of finding spots for our vehicles in our Town’s ...
POLITICS AS USUAL: Effective Decision-Making
By Alison Collins-Mrakas In politics as in life, when folks don’t like the outcome they attack the process. Sometimes it is, well, just grumbling by ...
VIEW FROM QUEEN’S PARK: It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas…
By Chris Ballard, MPP Newmarket-Aurora Santa arrived recently in Aurora. And, as usual, he arrived under the stars. What a parade. Marching bands, plenty of ...
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