April 18, 2018 · 0 Comments
A two-year freeze implemented by Council last year to prevent zoning bylaw amendments being accepted at Town Hall was thawed out early last week as Ontario fleshes out provisions for a Municipal Board-free province.
Tougher bylaws on how homeowners can discharge the treated water from their swimming pools and hot tubs could soon be back on Council’s agenda.
What started out as a Canada 150 special outreach project in 2017 is now an ongoing program by the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame and ...
Over 400 local artists collaborate on lasting "snapshot" of Aurora in 2017
It was hailed by some members of Council as “a step in the right direction” and, last week, new measures on how local bylaw officers may enter onto your property took that all-important stride.
The Caledon community was shocked to learn about the sudden passing of veteran journalist, editor and resident Bill Rea. Rea, 60, passed away early Sunday morning at his home in Caledon, of an apparent heart attack.
A proposed set of new rules governing how local bylaw officers may enter onto your property is being hailed as a “step in the right direction” by Council members looking for change.
$1 million defamation suit launched by Hinder in ongoing case
A proposed infill development on Kennedy Street West would bring six new homes onto a 1.8 acre lot.
We’ve all had that resolution at one time or another to get more active, but how many of us actually follow through once those New Year’s Resolutions lose their lustre midway through January?
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