Honouring Vaughan’s 2020 accessibility champions
Four outstanding individuals and businesses recognized with the City’s annual award on International Day of Persons with Disabilities
Shape the future of Bass Pro Mills Drive – join the conversation
Provide feedback and help inform the City’s proposed extension plan
Mayor Bevilacqua: Vaughan receives 2020 GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award
The City has received this prestigious recognition for twelve consecutive years
Watch live: Vaughan’s first public budget meeting is tonight at 7 p.m.
Tune in at
vaughan.ca/LiveCouncil as the City tables draft 2021 Budget and 2022 Financial
Plan
Tonight at 7 p.m., the City of Vaughan will
hold the first of three public meetings to discuss the 2021 Budget and 2022
Financial Plan. During this electronic-participation Special Committee of the
Whole meeting, citizens will have the opportunity to speak live to Council and
learn more about how their hard-earned tax dollars are being invested.
Everything you need to know about outdoor skating
Activate your inner skater this winter at a community centre rink
Founding member of Woodbridge Village Farmers’ Market recognized for community leadership
2019 Ward 2 Civic Hero Award
presented to Martha Bell
Mayor Maurizio
Bevilacqua and Members of Council presented Martha Bell with the Ward 2 Civic
Hero Award at today's Committee of the Whole Public Hearing. Initially
scheduled to occur earlier this year, the presentation was postponed due to the
global COVID-19 pandemic.
Martha is among the
founding members of the Woodbridge Village Farmers' Market.
Order of Vaughan recipient recognized for commitment to volunteerism
Ward 3 Civic Hero Award presented
to Noor Din
Noor Din is a proud
immigrant who came to Canada from Pakistan in 1990 and now devotes his time to
developing programs and activities that help others integrate into Canadian
society.
Learn, play and stay active with Vaughan this winter
Pre-register NOW for December
Break and 2021 virtual programs at vaughan.ca/RecOnline
The December break is almost here, which means children may
start to feel restless while staying safe at home. Don’t worry – Recreation
Services has it covered! Families can stay active with virtual December Break
and 2021 winter programs.
Working 24-7 to keep Vaughan safe
By-law team is
prioritizing COVID-19-related calls during busy shopping season
Winter tips to help keep everyone safe
Residents are reminded to not park on the street when plows are out
Winter weather has arrived in Vaughan and City staff are ready to tackle the snow and ice to help keep everyone safe. The City will take care of the heavy lifting by making sure the 2,000 kilometres of roads and 1,000 kilometres of sidewalks are plowed and salted.
Residents are asked to do their part, too.