Design panel to keep close eye on Aurora’s heritage neighbourhoods

October 21, 2015 · 0 Comments

Residents coming to Council to sound off on new developments and builds in established communities are frequent sights at Town Hall, but a new Design Review Panel could be the first step in easing some of these concerns down the road.

E-books strain Library budget – and they want to turn the page

Aurora Public Library CEO Jill Foster speaks at the launch of Ontario Public Libraries Week on Sunday afternoon. Auroran photo by Brock Weir By Brock ...

Dozens plant tulips in the name of Canadian-Dutch friendship

Saturday’s cold snap wasn’t enough to keep Aurora’s Cora Van De Beek away from coming out to the Cenotaph to plant a tulip or two.

Throngs greet Trudeau at final Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill stop

Liberal candidates were feeling good when the now-incoming Prime Minister made his final push in Aurora-Oak Ridges-Richmond Hill on Friday with 48 hours before polls opened.

Harper spent final day of campaign in Newmarket-Aurora

Outgoing Prime Minister and Conservative leader made final pitch to voters before supporters at a Newmarket-Aurora campaign stop, joined by Lois Brown.

Aurora rides red wave for Liberals

Voters paint the town red and send Leona Alleslev and Kyle Peterson to Ottawa.

Buck files appeal in defamation lawsuit

Former mayor and councillor's long-running case against several members of the 2006-2010 Council term was dismissed by judge last month.

“Sky is no longer the limit” for healthcare at Southlake

Take it from an astronaut: “the sky is no longer the limit” to growth, research and innovation at Southlake Regional Health Centre.

Aurora moves forward with LED streetlight switch-out

It might cost over $3 million, but Aurora Council is confident the investment in converting nearly all of the Town’s streetlights to LED fixtures will be a sound investment for the future that will pay for itself.

Brewing up a new perspective on China through film

China has served as a muse for creativity for centuries, but few young people in North America have the opportunity to be welcomed inside the muse to flex their creative muscles – at least until they are older and more established.

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