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New fence bylaw proposal would give enforcement measures to Town
May 26, 2022 · 0 Comments
A new, “modernized” fence bylaw could give Aurora’s bylaw officers more enforcement authority in reviewing fencing issues that pose “health and safety” concerns. Council, sitting ...
Short-term rental fees adjusted for “fairness” across Aurora
New rules for the operation of short-term rentals in Aurora – like AirBNBs – have been adjusted for “fairness” ahead of enactment. Changes to proposed ...
Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill Votes 2022: Green Party’s Zheng says it’s time to move past “short term gains” on climate change
As a software engineer, Kevin Zheng’s career has focused on making data-driven decisions and, if elected to Queen’s Park by the residents of Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond ...
Newmarket-Aurora Votes 2022: Time is running out for meaningful change, says Green Party candidate Rodriguez
Time is running out for the change we need, but a vote can help us get closer to where we need to be, says Carolina ...
Newmarket-Aurora Votes 2022: New Blue candidate wants to “turn legislature back to the people”
The New Blue Party will bring renewed “transparency” to Queen’s Park, according to Newmarket-Aurora candidate Iwona Czarnecka. Ms. Czarnecka put her name forward to be ...
Candidates participating in debates state opposition to Highway 413, Bypass
The Progressive Conservative Party’s plan for Highway 413 might not come through Aurora, but its impacts might be felt in the community as if it ...
Environment and climate change dominates start of Library meeting
Local candidates vying to be Aurora’s next MPPs displayed their environmental credentials at a recent all-candidates meeting held virtually by the Aurora Public Library. Hosted ...
Cleanup continues across Aurora after powerful storm
Some trails, parks closed due to aftermath of Saturday's storm.
Newmarket-Aurora candidates find agreement on healthcare measures
Without Progressive Conservative candidate Dawn Gallagher Murphy in attendance, last Thursday’s Provincial debate for Newmarket-Aurora, candidates found a lot of common ground – particularly on ...
“We don’t want to be invisible” – ABC rallies Aurora in solidarity following Buffalo shooting
People often say they don’t see colour, but that doesn’t cut it, according to Latoya Reid. Ms. Reid, a York Region District School Board trustee ...
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