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$4.9 million Armoury renovation set for Council approval
June 14, 2018 · 0 Comments
A $4.9 million plan to complete the transformation of the historic Aurora Armoury into a new campus for Niagara College’s Canadian Food & Wine Institute, plus community space, is set to receive the go-ahead from Council this week.
Redesigned Armoury will be a blend of historic and new
Designs for the soon-to-be-renovated historic Aurora Armoury show a blend of heritage features and new elements.
Sports group make their pitches for land space, put ball in Council’s court
Sports groups have had a healthy match with members of Aurora Council on the future of land space, but while they cool their heels waiting for a victor to be declared, potentially as early as this week, they can be content with putting up a good fight.
Learn more about Active Living at Saturday fair
Staying active, keeping your brain sharp, eating healthily, and getting a good night sleep are all essentials for good living, but if you’re ever at a loss on how to start getting back on track, head over to the Aurora Seniors’ Centre this Saturday for the annual Seniors’ Information & Active Living Fair.
“All Together Now” — York Pride Parade, festival offers something for everyone
By Brock Weir There was some disappointment in the air last year when they made their way south on Newmarket’s Main Street. Crowds were sparse ...
Aurora goes PC, electing Elliott & Parsa to Queen’s Park
Aurora will be represented by two Progressive Conservative MPPs for the next four years following Thursday night’s Provincial election.
Historic business core should be designated: Council
Battle could come to downtown Aurora as Council looks to designate the historic business centre to control future development.
Elliott, Parsa elected Aurora’s representatives at Queen’s Park
Aurora’s two Progressive Conservative candidates handily won the right to represent you at Queen’s Park on Thursday night. In Newmarket-Aurora, PC candidate Christine Elliott ousted ...
Council seeks more answers as stable neighbourhood protections move to next level
The future of further protections on the size and scale of infill developments in Aurora’s stable neighbourhoods is headed to the next level after a special Council meeting held Tuesday night.
“The game is changing and you need to prepare yourselves”
Residents have pointed words for Council as they debate future of stable neighbourhoods
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