Letters
Aurora can gain in transportation talks
December 21, 2015 · 0 Comments
The shortened Environmental Assessment process makes early submissions very necessary. There is a lot in this for Aurora. Premier Wynne talks about “decarbonizing” transportation and ...
LAV opposition is not an “us vs. them” issue
(Re: Light Armoured Vehicle continues to roll to Cenotaph, December 3) An Open Letter to Mayor and Council: In the article of this edition, it ...
Veteran’s partner voices support for Cenotaph LAV
(Re: Brock’s Banter & LAV continues roll to Cenotaph park, December 3) It saddens me to read that anyone would oppose a monument to our ...
A picture is worth a thousand words
In regards to the ongoing discussion regarding the LAV, I realized that most people in Aurora do not know what these vehicles look like. Would ...
Council must get serious about tree protection: reader
Aurora’s present tree bylaw is severely inadequate. Property owners can cut down 4 trees per year greater than 20 centimeters in diameter each. With this ...
Christmas 2015 – A Poem
It would shortly be Christmas and all through the day I was thinking and wondering what I should say. The world was so different; it ...
Possible solution to Museum issue?
(Re: Museum, Cultural Centre questioned as budget nears completion, November 26) Let me get this straight! The Aurora Historical Society (AHS) – not to be ...
Don’t let facts get in the way of a good argument, says reader
I was disappointed to read Shelley Wister’s open letter to Leona Alleslev last week criticizing the government for their plan to bring in 25,000 Syrian ...
“Oh, I get it!” says reader
I cannot understand the difference between gas price in Canada and the U.S. In my crude math, $2 per gallon in the U.S. translates to ...
“Facts” should lead to u-turn on refugees
(An open letter to Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill MP Leona Alleslev) It is foolhardy for our government to implement the fast-tracking of 25,000 Syrian refugees in ...
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