Mayor's Speech: As COVID-19 persists, city-building continues: Mayor Bevilacqua
Council endorses financial impact analysis and plan of action to safeguard services and taxpayers
Coexisting with urban wildlife
Tips to live in harmony with skunks, raccoons, coyotes
and more
With
more people staying home and practising physical distancing, it is important not
to forget about our wildlife neighbours. Vaughan is home to many types of wild
animals, such as raccoons, skunks, birds, foxes and coyotes.
UPDATED TIME: Committee and Council meetings resume tomorrow
Mayor Bevilacqua will deliver a live keynote address to Vaughan residents
The City of Vaughan is reminding citizens of the next electronic-participation Committee of the Whole and Council meetings taking place tomorrow – April 21. At the meetings, Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua and Members of Council will move important City business forward.
Mayor Bevilacqua requests flags lowered in memory of Nova Scotia shooting victims
Flags to remain at
half-mast until further notice
Working together to keep Vaughan clean
Proper blue box etiquette keeps materials in the right place
As the City of Vaughan continues to respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic, efforts are also underway to keep the community clean. City crews have started spring cleanup efforts across Vaughan to clear garbage and debris off public property, and street sweeping is underway.
Spring into spring cleaning
Vaughan Fire and Rescue
Service’s guide to a safe home during COVID-19
During
the global COVID-19 pandemic, more
people are staying home and practising physical distancing.
Take a virtual tour of the City’s corporate art collection
Vaughan’s online
gallery showcases 78 works from local and GTA artists
As the COVID-19
pandemic continues to keep many people at home, the City of Vaughan has
launched an online corporate art gallery for the community to explore virtually.
Featuring works of art from local-, regional- and GTA-based artists, the Art
Integration Collection can be viewed on Flickr.
Vaughan Public Libraries expands French programming
Cantook Station offers nearly 7,000 French eBooks and audiobooks
While Vaughan Public Libraries (VPL) locations remain closed as a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic, the team is expanding its online French materials for residents.
Through Cantook Station, customers will have access to the nearly 7,000 eBooks in this collection and 39 audiobooks.
La bibliothèque municipale de Vaughan accroît sa programmation en français
Cantook
Station offre plus de 7 000 livres en format numérique et audio en français
Même si les différentes succursales de la bibliothèque municipale de Vaughan (VPL) demeurent fermées en raison de la pandémie mondiale de COVID-19, l'équipe accroît le nombre de matériel en français offert en ligne pour les résidents.
Vaughan businesses answer the call of duty during COVID-19 pandemic
Mayor Bevilacqua connects with local business owners
through virtual townhall meetings
The following statement was issued by Vaughan
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua following a virtual townhall meeting hosted by the
Vaughan Chamber of Commerce:
“Today, I joined
my colleagues Minister Deb Schulte and Minister Stephen Lecce as well as
members of Vaughan’s diverse business community, in a virtual townhall meeting
hosted by the Vaughan Chamber of Commerce.