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VoteSmart aims to be “one stop shop” for voters – new and seasoned

July 2, 2015   ·   0 Comments

As a political science student, being engaged in the civic life around her is second nature for Aurora’s Kelsea Walsh. But it was quickly brought home to her this spring that not everybody feels the same way.

Time to make a decision on Library Square, says Council

After twelve years, nearly 30 reports, and up to 10 invitations for the public to weigh in on the matter, now is the time to finally make a decision on the future of Library Square, according to Council.

Pan Am Torch receives wet — but warm — welcome

By Jake Courtepatte The heavy rainfall couldn’t put a damper on the arrival of the Pan Am Games torch in Aurora last Thursday, making a ...

Residents speak out against Highland Gate development

Aurora residents still have a lot of concerns when it comes to the proposed Highland Gate residential development. A special...

Moyle named Aurora’s interim CAO

Appointment to replace Neil Garbe is effective August 4.

Town, TD Bank collaborate for “premium concert experience” for music lovers and food pantry

By Brock Weir The first party in Aurora’s Concerts in the Park series is a little over a week away, taking over Town Park next ...

Joint Operations Centre construction to continue with project manager

As construction of Aurora’s new Joint Operations Centre marches on, the project will continue to be overseen by a project manager after the recent appointee has proven his worth.

Budget numbers “concerning” for Councillors, municipal staff

Aurora’s 2014 fiscal year closed with a budget surplus of nearly $790,000 – and while that might seem like a positive for many people, had a few unforeseen circumstances not seen a sudden influx of cash into Town coffers, the year would have ended in a $431,200 deficit

Future of Howard Johnson’s site is a question to which Council wants answers

A new hotel to serve the needs of visitors to Aurora is an issue that has been championed for over a decade by politicians, business leaders and the community at large.

Trudeau hits Aurora in “unofficial start” of Federal campaign

Transit riders had a bit of a surprise on Thursday afternoon as Federal leader Justin Trudeau hopped on a northbound Viva bus stopped near Yonge and Wellington.

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