Council wants “meaningful change” on Highland proposal

November 4, 2015 · 0 Comments

Developers looking to transform the former Highland Gate golf course into a housing development of over 180 detached units and a 10-storey condo complex are looking to Council for next steps by December, but faced a potential roadblock from lawmakers last week, who said they want as long as it takes to make the right decision for the community.

People should come first: Highland residents

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Municipal taxes for average homeowners set to rise $32

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Southlake Foundation members return to “rebuild”

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Lawn signs encourage drivers to slow down in school areas

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Fall signals a busy season for Aurora’s Neighbourhood Network

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Actress looks on the “Sunnyside” of life on City TV comedy

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Tree protection fight to come back into focus

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Growing Aurora Sports Hall of Fame is on the move to SARC

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