Mayor Bevilacqua marks Bell Let’s Talk Day
Today is a call to action to support neighbours in need
Media Advisory: City of Vaughan to host annual Lunar New Year celebration
Community is invited to usher in the Year of the Pig
PSA: Vaughan is ready to plow, windrow and salt throughout winter storms
The
City of Vaughan is committed to protecting and ensuring the safety of citizens
Mayor Bevilacqua recognizes excellence in Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service
Recruit graduates and recent promotions celebrated at ceremony
Mayor Bevilacqua’s statement on Jolo church attack
We must actively work
to build safe, welcoming communities: Mayor Bevilacqua
The
following is a statement by Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua in response to
the deadly terrorist attacks at the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel:
“On
behalf of the City of Vaughan and Members of Council, our thoughts and prayers
are with the parishioners from the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel and
the entire com
Mayor Bevilacqua reflects on International Holocaust Remembrance Day
Vaughan
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua delivered the following statement on International
Holocaust Remembrance Day:
“Today, we remember the
six-million Jewish victims of the Holocaust and we pay tribute to the
survivors.
“We will
take time to remember and contemplate this dark time from the past.
Statement by Mayor Bevilacqua on Bill 66 changes
City and citizens
secure significant win to safeguard local environment
Yesterday
evening, the Ontario government announced it will not proceed with Schedule 10
of Bill 66, Restoring Ontario’s
Competitiveness Act, 2018.
Mayor Bevilacqua congratulates City staff for achieving professional designation
Ontario Municipal
Management Institute recognizes leadership
During a
recent City of Vaughan Committee of the Whole meeting, Mayor Maurizio
Bevilacqua delivered the following statement:
“Today,
I join my Council colleagues in congratulating two outstanding members of City
staff – Gus Michaels, Director of By-law and Compliance,
Licensing and Permit Services, and Italo Joe Luzi, Manager of Enforcement
Services, who have reached
Mayor Bevilacqua praises teamwork displayed by Vaughan student-athletes
St. Joan of Arc senior boys’ soccer team captures York Region Athletic Association Championship
City of Vaughan staff raise more than $86,000 for United Way Campaign
Vaughan employees have raised more than $1 million since 1994
The City of Vaughan has a long-standing tradition of helping not-for-profit organizations that provide essential programs and services to residents in Vaughan and beyond. Every year, City staff support the United Way Greater Toronto by taking part in a variety of fundraising efforts to create opportunities and offer resources that help individuals build a better future.