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Council seeks more answers as stable neighbourhood protections move to next level
June 6, 2018 · 0 Comments
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
Music and laughter will mark 60th anniversary of Canadian Federation of University Women
Women attending university a century ago were few and far between. The movement was growing, but they found strength – and peer to peer mentorship – in numbers and the Canadian Federation of University Women was born.
Abuse Hurts “plunged into crisis” due to rail expansion
Canadian Centre for Abuse Awareness looking for new home after their warehouse space is earmarked for Metrolinx.
“We knew this was going to be a tough election – and it hasn’t disappointed”
Premier begins home stretch of campaign in Newmarket-Aurora to shore up support for Liberal candidate Chris Ballard.
Voters want change, candidates agree
And voters will deliver that change June 7, Wynne concedes.
Drag Queen Story Time a success for Library
Aurora Public Library will build on Drag Queen Story Time after families embrace inaugural Pride event.
No injuries in Delattaye Ave house fire
No one was injured in a Thursday evening housefire in east Aurora. Central York Fire Services responded to a residential house fire call at approximately ...
Businesses and party-goers gearing up for Sunday’s Aurora Street Festival
Local businesses are loading up and getting ready to take over Yonge Street this Sunday for the Annual Aurora Chamber Street Festival and tens of thousands of people are expected to descend on the main street for a day of good shopping, great food, and fun entertainment.
Decision on Hallmark lands delayed until June 12
Two baseball diamonds, two soccer fields or a combination thereof – whichever way the wind blows on what will be built on Aurora’s Hallmark lands, local sports groups will have to wait a little bit longer to find out.
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