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Councillor calls for Provincial action on Highland Gate
May 13, 2015 · 0 Comments
Mayor and Council will have first opportunity to tackle redevelopment plan at Public Planning meeting tentatively set for June 24 at St. Maximilian Kolbe C.H.S.
Canadian Tire to take over Target location
No word yet on impacts to Yonge Street and Murray Drive location, says retailer.
Jakob’s Cause grows beyond wildest dreams in second shot at making difference
Jakob Israel noticed people were looking at him in a different way. Not only that, they were also treating him just a little bit differently as well. While this..
Town Hall needs to step up communications with residents: Council
As complaints rolled in over the renovations of the Aurora Family Leisure Complex, many residents and club members complained over a lack of communication over what was happening with the Industrial Parkway Facility – and that is just one gap that needs to be addressed at Town Hall, according to Council.
Aurora prepares for trial over Mavrinac “park” issue
The Town of Aurora is preparing to go to court over the future of a six acre parcel of land on Mavrinac Boulevard.
St. Andrew’s concludes Not an Ordinary Place campaign with a bang
By Brock Weir You don’t need to tell the students, parents, and faculty at St. Andrew’s College that their school is not an ordinary place, ...
One Book One Aurora invites you on virtual trip to Burma
Last year, people across Aurora delved into one resident’s harrowing tale of imprisonment in revolution-ravaged Tehran and her life thereafter through the Aurora Public Library’s “One Book One Aurora” campaign. In the second annual program, Aurorans are invited to indulge in “Burmese Lessons.”
Budget talks conclude at 3.91% tax hike
Aurora residents will see a combined tax increase of 2.69 per cent on their bills this year, or just under $130.
Elementary teachers in legal strike position Sunday
School boards do not anticipate "significant" disruption" on Monday.
Streets for speed cushion pilot to be shortlisted in months
Five busy Aurora streets will be shortlisted in the coming months before speed cushions are installed in a new pilot project.
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