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Yesterday, I met with several of Aurora’s local tire businesses, along with Councillor Thompson and Fire Chief Rocco Volpe, to discuss a growing issue of

When we set out to create Aurora Town Square, we weren’t just building a new public space. We were investing in the future of our

In just a matter of minutes, hundreds of mature trees that have stood in our community for decades were damaged or lost. The loss is

I don’t respond to false accusations; I just accept it as one of the dirty parts of political life. But when a lie is repeated

I know that every Aurora resident wants to feel safe in their community, and as Mayor, that is one of my top priorities. That’s why

On May 26, 2026, Council considered compensation for the final time this term. Staff presented a report and requested direction from Council on next steps.

Tonight, Council took a clear position on the matter regarding the OLT appeal on 161 Heathwood Heights. Council directed our Town Solicitor to oppose the

The Heritage Permit for Victoria Hall has passed with the majority of Council in favour (4-3), and the exciting news regarding the tenant and long-term

During this election, you will hear a lot about “transparency.” Candidates will talk about accountability, openness, and the need for fewer meetings behind closed doors.

Aurora has consistently remained one of the safest communities in York Region – 3rd lowest of 9 municipalities. And that’s something we should be incredibly

We came together to celebrate the life of Sam Saberi, and what a powerful reminder it was of the impact one person can have. A

There has been overwhelming support from residents for Aurora Town Square and the continued enhancements that are turning it into the true heart of our

Last night, Council, by a 6–1 vote, approved awarding the tender for a long-needed infrastructure project on Yonge Street from the railway overpass south to

Did you know? Aurora has one of the lowest tax rates in the Greater Toronto Hamilton Area (GTHA), and the lowest four-year tax rate in

This morning at Regional Council, we received an important update on York Region’s drinking water and wastewater systems, highlighting not only the scale of what

From day one in 2018, I knew Aurora had work to do. For too long, we were falling behind when it came to protecting and

Our approach to housing has shifted dramatically since 2018: from less talk to more action. We reduced red tape and inefficiency to make it easier

Last night at Committee of the Whole, Council unanimously supported the motion I brought forward to protect vulnerable social infrastructure in Aurora. This includes places

There has been considerable community discussion around the Victoria Hall renovation and its potential future uses — so I wanted to ensure all residents had

Update on Smaller Recycling Cart Exchanges After many residents — and the Town — have been waiting for clear information, Circular Materials has finally provided

Last night, after all of Council having had the opportunity to review all the information provided to make an informed decision, Council voted 4–3 to

Beginning Tuesday February 17, the Town will be placing a school crossing guard on Conover Avenue in front of Dr. G.W. Williams Secondary School to

In my opinion, renovating Victoria Hall is the responsible decision if we are serious about preserving an important piece of Aurora’s built Heritage. There are

As we begin a new budget year, it is a good time to reflect on our Town’s overall financial position and the emphasis we continue

We’ve now received confirmation from Circular Materials outlining the next steps and timeline for the recycling cart exchange for residents who have requested the smaller