Vaughan expands online permit options
Pool, residential additions, accessory
structures, new home and subdivision grading permits now available electronically
Make bike safety a priority
Tips to keep in mind when riding a bike
Double-Up Days coming in June
Updates on recycling, garbage tags and waste-less
Virtual Visits during COVID-19
With people spending more time at home than usual – and generating more garbage and recycling – the City of Vaughan is reminding citizens about upcoming Double-Up Days.
Keeping employees and customers safe
City partners with York
Region Public Health and Vaughan Chamber of Commerce to host webinar
The City of Vaughan
continues to support businesses as they navigate new challenges of keeping
employees and customers safe as they reopen. To help answer questions and
provide resources to businesses, the City, in partnership with York Region
Public Health and the Vaughan Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a webinar on
Friday, June 12, from 10 a.m.
New bike paths coming soon
Paths along Clark
Avenue will create greater connections for the community
The City
of Vaughan is installing 4.5-kilometres of bike paths on each side of Clark
Avenue between Jason Street/David Lewis Drive and Yonge Street. Bicycle riders will
be able to reach local destinations in a way that is practical, economical, fun
and gentle on the environment.
Beat the heat
The City urges residents to take precautions during extreme heat
Have your say at Vaughan’s virtual public meetings
Citizens can
participate through email, telephone or Skype deputations
Explore Vaughan virtually with visitvaughan.ca
New City tourism website
offers ‘discover online now, visit later’ experiences
Today, the City of Vaughan launched a new visitor website that offers an exploration of all there is to see and do in Vaughan from the safety and comfort of home during the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Calling all young scientists
Vaughan Public
Libraries launches first-ever Virtual Science Fair
Vaughan Public Libraries (VPL) continues to offer educational online programming for kids to enjoy and take part in from the safety of home during the global COVID-19 pandemic. Starting Friday, June 5, VPL is hosting its first-ever Virtual Science Fair for children in Grades 2 to 12.
Vaughan stands in solidarity against anti-Black racism: Mayor Bevilacqua
Condemning systematic inequality in all its forms
Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua issued the following statement to address anti-Black racism and in response to the Blackout Tuesday movement on social media: