Developer wants incentives to do business with Aurora as Town reviews development charges

April 9, 2014 · 0 Comments

Aurora estimates nearly $45 million will come into municipal coffers over the next five years from new developments.

Tennis Dome set to move forward amid calls for broader project

A proposed six court tennis dome in east Aurora could take a significant step forward this week, pending a Council vote.

Updated: Gallo to challenge Dawe for Mayor’s seat

Aurora’s Mayoral race is on. After months of speculation, Councillor John Gallo formally filed his papers to challenge incumbent Mayor...

BROCK’S BANTER: Ward Cleavers — Redux

Ward Cleavers: Redux (Pt. 1) By Brock Weir There are so few sure things in any life. Well, the old saying goes that the only ...

FRONT PORCH PERSPECTIVE: Party Politics?

Party Politics in Municipal Races? By Stephen Somerville Should political parties enter the Aurora municipal realm by supporting philosophically like-minded Mayoralty and Council candidates? We ...

SENIOR SCAPE: Your Inner Child

Revive Your Inner Child By Sylvia Dickens Have you lost touch with your inner child? You know, that young person you used to be who ...

OTTAWA REPORT

By Lois Brown, MP Newmarket-Aurora Moving ahead on Economic Action Plan 2014 Economic Action Plan 2014 Act, No. 1, has been introduced in the House ...

ASK THE DESIGNER: Cottage Decor

Rejuvenate Your Cottage Decor By Jean Bisnaire, Niche Decor “We’ve just gone up north to our cottage for the first time since winter started, and ...

NORTHERN LIGHTS: April Horoscopes

By Jodie Cara Lindley Aries (March 21 –April 19) April brings a wake-up call for you Aries. Open your eyes, and really see where change ...

Library’s Camera Club puts Hillary House firmly in focus

Teacher Ronen Grunberg has lived in Aurora for over 20 years, and over the past year he has come to know the Town almost like the back of his hand. He, and members of the Aurora Public Library Camera Club, put a close...

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