Strengthening property rights hits another snag at Council

February 28, 2018 · 0 Comments

Efforts to strengthen residential property rights when it comes to bylaw complaints once again hit a snag around Town Hall, amid calls for a stronger warrant system to address complaints.

TA’s Next Fall: A Review

Theatre Aurora takes another look at relationships with its latest play, “Next Fall.” The story by Geoffrey Nauffts revolves around Adam and Luke, a gay couple in a committed multi-year relationship.

Council eyes 55% target for “real food” at concession stands

Aurora has upped the ante on getting healthy foods in the hands of young athletes and residents as a whole.

Walking a mile in their shoes: 360Kids helps students understand youth homelessness

“It must be really bad, but what can I do about it?” This was the thought that went through Maryam M’s mind whenever she saw a homeless person. The Grade 6 student simply...

Director brings timely issues to Theatre Aurora with Next Fall

In bringing a play to life, Melanie Hargan set out to let the characters do the talking – and, as the curtain rises on Theatre Aurora’s production of next fall, the director will be measuring success by the conversations that take place among the audience members as they go back home.

Parents, kids wage battle for “real food”

Residents lead push for healthy options at municipal concession stands and vending machines.

Aurora United Church celebrating bicentennial

A five shilling investment continues to pay dividends to Aurora 200 years later.

Council shoots down option for Regional alternate

Citing just five more meetings on the calendar before the 2018 Municipal Election gets underway, Council is poised to...

G.W. Williams move receives mixed reaction

The York Region District School Board and the Ministry of Education’s decision to move Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School to Aurora’s east side was made after residents of the Town’s developing communities urged the Board to take action on a school site closer to home.