October 21, 2015 · 0 Comments
Voters paint the town red and send Leona Alleslev and Kyle Peterson to Ottawa.
Former mayor and councillor's long-running case against several members of the 2006-2010 Council term was dismissed by judge last month.
Take it from an astronaut: “the sky is no longer the limit” to growth, research and innovation at Southlake Regional Health Centre.
It might cost over $3 million, but Aurora Council is confident the investment in converting nearly all of the Town’s streetlights to LED fixtures will be a sound investment for the future that will pay for itself.
China has served as a muse for creativity for centuries, but few young people in North America have the opportunity to be welcomed inside the muse to flex their creative muscles – at least until they are older and more established.
They might have come at the proposal from different angles, but over a dozen residents who stepped up to the microphone at a public planning meeting last week were united in their opposition to a developers’ plan to transform the defunct Highland Gate Golf Course into a residential infill development.
If Aurora wants to encourage Downtown property owners to spruce up their premises and attract people to come into the historic core, the municipality needs to put some money forward to make that happen.
St. Andrew’s College has released plans for a scholarship that could provide immense support for prospective day students.
The face of Aurora sports for many years, sports personality Lowell McClenny has been added as the fourth name inducted into the Aurora Sports Hall of Fame’s Class of 2015.
If you’re a patriotic Canadian and looking for a good excuse to throw a party, Canada’s 150th birthday coming up in 2017 might be the perfect opportunity. But...
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