My career with the City of Toronto spanned 30 years. During this time I had the opportunity to explore numerous municipal career opportunities, which included research, public engagement, contract management, risk management, and health and safety. One of my positions was within the Parks department, researching long term public strategies for parks, community centers and other parks facilities. One project was for the 20 year Parkland Strategy, which took 2 years to complete

Article by Yoyo Yan. After three decades of speaking up for her neighbours at Aurora Town Hall, Angela Daust is taking her community advocacy to the next level. Daust registered her candidacy for Ward 2 on July 29, entering a race that also includes Marco Di Girolamo and Brynn Lansdown. A Ward 2 resident for more than 29 years, Daust says her campaign will focus on “considerate, sustainable growth for Aurora, fiscal responsibility, and democratic governance.” “We need to evol

Article by Brock Weir Link: https://www.newspapers-online.com/auroran/ward-2-candidate-daust-calls-for-considerate-sustainable-growth/ In the face of infill development and significant changes to their community, residents often turned to neighbour Angela Daust to come to Council, approach the public, and speak their concerns to local lawmakers. Now retired from the City of Toronto after a 30-year career in areas as varied as policy development and health and safety, Daust ha

When I first came to Aurora, there were 38,000 people. That was 30 years ago and Aurora has grown considerably since then. However, we need to ensure that going forward, growth is considerate, controlled and that the infrastructure to accommodate this growth is in place. Growth I believe in considerate growth in housing, intensification, commercial development and industrial expansion. I am passionate about municipal resilience, sustainable growth, and maintaining funds to al