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2 Can Dine 2Enidnac2e Selling Aurora Homes For Over 20 Years www.RealEstateAurora.comwww.RealEstateAurora.com Karen Walker Sales Representative, Residential Real Estate Services 14799 Yonge St., Aurora 905-727-3154 Aurora’s Community Newspaper Vol. 13 No. 15 905-727-3300 theauroran.com FREE Week of February 19, 2013 Morris did not breach Conflict of Interest Act: Judge By Brock Weir Former Aurora Mayor Phyllis Morris was not in breach of the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act with the commencement of the $6 million defamation lawsuit against three local bloggers, according to Justice Cory Gilmore. Justice Gilmore rendered her decision February 11. In her ruling, the Judge sided with Ms. Morris on the two primary issues argued in the lawsuit, namely whether a conflict existed at all, and the time in which it took Aurora resident George Hervey to launch his lawsuit against Ms. Morris the following spring. She dismissed Mr. Hervey’s application right out of the gate on the basis that his application was not filed in time under the rules of the Municipal Conflict of Interest, but went a step further and addressed the elephant in the room – whether Ms. Morris was actually in viola- tion of the Act. Mr. Hervey launched his lawsuit in May 2011, alleging Ms. Morris breached the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act by participating in the closed session meeting of Council in September 2010 which ultimate- ly lead to a $6 million defamation lawsuit against Aurora residents Bill Hogg, Richard Johnson and Elizabeth Bishenden, among others. The original lawsuit alleged the three local bloggers had informa- tion to identify anonymous posters on the Aurora Citizen blog which Ms. Morris claimed were defamatory. The motion passed by the previ- ous council leading to the lawsuit called on the Town to take “any and all actions to bring a resolution” to the matter. Continued on page 8 Maple Leafs’ Mike Kostka thrills Tigers fans with homecoming By Jeff Doner One of the players who helped the Aurora Tigers capture their first RBC Championship title in 2003-04 was back at the Community Centre for a visit on Friday night. Mike Kostka of the Toronto Maple Leafs was in town to relive some old memories, talk with fans and of course sign some autographs. “It’s pretty special,” said a smiling Kostka. “I haven’t been back in about 10 years, so being able to come back on a night like this, everyone has been so great in honouring me tonight. It’s a really exciting time.” Nearly a decade after playing his last game as a Tiger, Kostka is now playing a big role on a young Toronto Maple Leafs squad. But success hasn’t come easy for the 27-year-old “rookie” defenceman. Passed over in the NHL entry draft, Kostka got his break into pro hockey after signing with the Buffalo Sabres as a free agent in 2008. He then spent the better part of six seasons in the American ARCTIC ADVENTURE Hockey League, playing for the Rochester Americans, Portland Hundreds of Aurorans braved the cold but basked in the sun Monday to mark Family Day at Town Pirates, San Antonio Rampage, Norfolk Admirals and then started the Park. A new, one-time-only attraction at this year’s Arctic Adventure was the presence of the storied 2012-13 season with the Marlies after inking a deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs last summer. Grey Cup which was brought to Aurora by the Schuetze Family after winning it for the day in a Since going pro, Kostka’s hard work and determination eventually contest. Pictured above with the cup are Toronto Argonauts cheerleader Nikki, the Schuetze Family started to pay off, now logging big minutes on Toronto’s blue line. – Rob, Madison, Rebecca and Sabrina – and cheerleader Alessia. Inset: Lisa kept the crowds Although his journey into the NHL was a long, hard fight, Kostka entertained, carving ice into a work of art. For full coverage of Arctic Adventure, look in next said the past year has been a whirlwind. week’s edition. Auroran photos by David Falconer Continued on page 13 classic chicken souvlaki 2 cancan dinedine DINE-IN forfor $18.9518.95 TAKE-OUT YourYour choicechoice ofof twotwo originaloriginal mmealseals (chicken,(chicken, porkpork oror gyro).gyro). InIncludescludes GGreekreek ssalad,alad, oonene mmealeal side,side, tzatzikitzatziki andand pitapita bread.bread. DELIVERY *Valid*Vaalid at 83 FirstFirst CommeCommercerce DDr.,r., AuAurora.rora. 838 FirstFirst CommerceCommerce Dr.,Dr., AuroraAurora MustMuust presentpresent coupon. TTaTaxesaxes not included.ded. 905-727-88489905-727-8848 | mrgreek.commrgreek.ccom ExpiresExpires MarchMarch 29, 2013 CATERING Aurora TownTown Hall 1001000 John WestWest WayWay P.O.PP.O.O. 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