Providing support and resources to local businesses
Economic Development team responds to thousands of inquiries since COVID-19 began
Cook up a storm – not a fire!
Safety tips and best practices for cooking from Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service
Gypsy Moth prevention
Tips for homeowners to help stop Gypsy Moths in their tracks
This summer, residents may notice a certain type of caterpillar or moth on trees throughout Vaughan. These could be Gypsy Moths – destructive pests that were spotted throughout the community last year and have been found on approximately 500 species of trees.
This summer, residents may notice a certain type of caterpillar or moth on trees throughout Vaughan. These could be Gypsy Moths – destructive pests that were spotted throughout the community last year and have been found on approximately 500 species of trees.
Explore Vaughan Public Libraries – virtually
Access books, music, films, databases and more online
See what’s planned for the new Carrville Community Centre, Library and District Park
Join the virtual Public Information Session on May 6 to view the current design
Happy Earth Day
The City of Vaughan continues to be a leader in environmental sustainability
Celebrating outstanding volunteers
Sixty-one individuals honoured with the City’s Volunteer Recognition Award
This week is National Volunteer Week, and, in the spirit of giving back, the City of Vaughan held its annual Volunteer Recognition Awards this evening to pay tribute to the outstanding contributions of local volunteers. This year, due to COVID-19, the ceremony was held virtually.
May brings new virtual recreation programs to Vaughan
Registration is open
for a wide range of virtual activities, playdates and parties
To help keep
everyone engaged and safe while staying home, the City of Vaughan is offering
new sessions of its virtual spring programming. Blossom into something new – from
a distance – by joining the City’s biggest lineup of online activities.
There’s something fun for everyone!
City of Vaughan stands against anti-Asian racism
Council renews commitment to combat all forms of hate and
discrimination
The City of Vaughan
is dedicated to fostering a community that is diverse, welcoming and inclusive
of everyone. During today’s Council meeting, Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua and
Members of Council renewed the City’s commitment to combatting all forms of
racism, including discrimination targeted at the Asian-Canadian
community.
Redefining policies for parkland in Vaughan
Take an online survey to
provide feedback on where and how parks are planned and developed