October 29, 2014 · 0 Comments
Out of a field of 28 candidates for Council, the only certainty going into this election was there would be at least two new faces at the Council table. Aurora voters, however, elected three.
It has been a long road since Mayor Geoffrey Dawe declared his intentions to seek re-election last winter, but it was a fruitful one as Aurorans returned him to the post.
There might still be a long way to go before it is done, and newer additions might still be waiting for a proper roof, but that wasn’t going to let the Town of Aurora from showing off the newly renovated and expanded Aurora Family Leisure Complex (AFLC) this week.
The future of a six acre parcel of land on Mavrinac Boulevard is currently in the hands of the courts, but that hasn’t stopped Aurora’s mayoral and council candidates, as well as the public at large, to provide and demand answers on just what should be done with the property.
As a professional mediator, Patricia Poulin-Ulbricht gains a significant amount of satisfaction from helping to empower people to make their own decisions.
A fundraising dinner will be held at the Aurora branch of the Royal Canadian Legion on Thursday, November 20 to honour the Queen’s York Rangers. ...
It’s crunch time for the Aurora Chamber of Commerce as they move ahead into the next year shouldering a deficit of $36,444.
By Brock Weir CHATS had a lot of elbow room when they moved into the Cartwright Building on Edward Street two years ago. But, with ...
The October 27 Municipal Election is getting close to the wire but there will be more on your ballot than just who to vote for mayor, council, and trustee positions.
Not all municipal candidates have thrown cold water on the idea of a ward system for Aurora.
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