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What Colour Is Your Belt? Ontario Greenbelt
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. For reasons that eludes me, we are fond of describing tracts of land as “belts.” There’s America’s rust belt...
October 27, 2016
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Thanksgiving, Eh? Canadian Thanksgiving
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. Fall is upon us and it is Thanksgiving yet again. I think Thanksgiving could quite possibly be the most wonderful...
October 8, 2016
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Thoughts on Multiculturalism, and Cake
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. Thoughts on multiculturalism, and cake. Have you ever gotten to the party, after the cake was served? You knew they...
September 27, 2016
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Peppers and Melons and Squash, Oh my!
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. Peppers and melons and squash, oh my! I planted a garden this year. A wee little patch, five foot...
September 22, 2016
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Aurora: Not for the Faint of Heart, Haunted Forest
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. There are few constants in this life, but here are a few. The sun will rise, the leaves will...
October 25, 2015
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Fall is in the Air, so Chill Out and Slow Down
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. Fall is in the air, so chill out and slow down. Ah, here we are. Though our days still...
September 17, 2015
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The Great Outdoors – “Hey, Wanna Go Camping?”, Part II
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. Ontario is blessed with many beautiful campsites, we are a province of sprawling forests and glassy lakes. It is,...
August 27, 2015
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The Great Outdoors – “Hey, Wanna Go Camping?”, Part I
By K. Taylor, Aurora ON. "Hey, Wanna Go Camping?" I rediscovered something about myself this past weekend; something I’d completely forgotten. It was similar...
August 26, 2015
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December 23, 2025
All I Want for Christmas: Strong Mayor Powers to Go Away
All I want for Christmas is for Strong Mayor Powers to go away. Gone, eventually. But that change will...
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December 5, 2025
The Blue Bin Question: How Did They Not Know?
Blue bin collection is now a producer responsibility, and yet those at the helm appeared blissfully unaware of something...
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November 18, 2025
When “Transition” Becomes a Breakdown
All the headlines shouted, “Transition! We’re moving to producer responsibility!” But what does transition really mean? It means managing...
Aurora POLITICS Unleashed
December 21, 2025
Time for Real Action, Not Just Photo Ops
In some municipalities—Newmarket in particular—action speaks louder than words. York Region has pledged $30.2 million to build 288 affordable...
Aurora POLITICS Unleashed
December 17, 2025
Strong Mayor Powers: Speed vs. Transparency in Governance
The latest news, “Two Short Stories About Strong Mayor Powers,” is worth discussion. Unlike in Aurora, where the mayor...
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December 1, 2025
$25,000 to Say the Obvious: Aurora’s Council Compensation Review, Again
Council compensation is back in the spotlight in Aurora,...
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November 24, 2025
Aurora Needs to Revisit Transitional Housing for Men
Perhaps Aurora can take inspiration from Newmarket and consider...