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Budget talks could start with proposed 2.9 per cent tax increase

October 16, 2020   ·   0 Comments

When Council approved its multi-year budget, it did so with an eye to provide more financial certainty for the average Aurora taxpayer, but this was ...

D’Angelo will bring “authentic opportunities” to young women as Head of St. Anne’s School

As a member of the St. Andrew’s College community nearly two-decades, it became increasingly clear to Sabrina D’Angelo with each passing year that something was ...

Anti-idling policy revved up by Council

Aurora is set to take the next steps towards firm bylaws targeting idling vehicles. Councillors, sitting at the Committee level last week, gave their tentative ...

Cousins Drive underpass prioritized by Council in Metrolinx battle

A pedestrian crossing where Cousins Drive meets the Barrie GO Train corridor could get some extra consideration from Council in the coming years. Last week, ...

A healthy community begins with its leadership: Anti-Black Racism Team member

A healthy community begins at the top, and its leaders need to work together to foster it. So says Phiona Durrant, a local business owner ...

Arboretum is always looking for volunteers

If you’re looking to enjoy the colours of fall without venturing too far from home, consider taking a step into the Aurora Community Arboretum. A ...

Chamber’s Women’s Summit offers virtual experience, local perspective

Female business leaders from across Canada and around the corner are set to come together to teach, motivate and inspire this month as the Aurora ...

One Voice Project provides creative outlet for Theatre Aurora – and entertainment for community

Theatre Aurora’s doors might still be closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but there’s still magic happening within its walls for the entire community to ...

Ground officially broken on Library Square development

Socially distant and braced against the rain, nearly two dozen community leaders converged on Victoria Street on Thursday afternoon for what Mayor Tom Mrakas described ...

Southlake launches $7.5 million Capital Campaign to address mental health needs

The COVID-19 pandemic has left many of us feeling stress, fear, depression and loneliness. Each of us address those issues in our own ways, but ...

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