Supporting local restaurants
Patio season continues
in Vaughan with extension of deadline to expand or establish outdoor eating
options
As the provincial
government moves Vaughan and York Region into modified Stage 2
restrictions
Have a virtually spook-tacular Halloween!
Register in advance for online events, activities and games
Double, double, toil and trouble!
Imagine a Day Without Water
City marks national day to recognize the essential and
invaluable role of water
Did you know that as you live, walk and travel through Vaughan,
there are more than 1,000 kilometres of watermains, nearly 1,000 kilometres of
sanitary sewers and over 800 kilometres of storm sewers moving water below you?
Every year, 35-billion litres of fresh clean water is delivered to homes and
businesses across the city – that is equivalent to 14,000 Olympic-sized
swimming pools!
Our places: Ready, resilient and resourceful
A disciplined, responsible and measured approach to closing and gradually reopening facilities
It's Small Business Week
Join in free online events and workshops for entrepreneurial learning
Business resiliency. Planning. Marketing. Finance. These are some of the concepts that will be explored throughout Small Business Week, which kicks off today in the City of Vaughan and is going virtual this year.
Shop local!
Support local businesses as additional measures are put in place to curb COVID-19
It’s Waste Reduction Week
Learn how to reduce waste at home and in the community
Reduce, reuse, relearn! Waste Reduction Week kicks off today and runs until Sunday, Oct. 25. Throughout the week, the City of Vaughan will provide tips on how residents can reduce garbage and make more environmentally conscious decisions as well as develop new waste habits.
These tips include:
- Local libraries are the original sharing economy!
Mayor Bevilacqua to present Jean Augustine with Key to the City during online event
National
trailblazer recognized for lifelong commitment to diversity, inclusion and
multiculturalism
Pumpkins and cornstalks and leaves, oh my!
Fall leaf and yard waste begins Oct. 20
Fall weather brings beautiful autumn colours to trees across Vaughan with leaves changing to shades of red, orange and yellow. But what’s not so exciting is all the foliage that needs to be raked up. The City of Vaughan is reminding citizens that weekly fall leaf and yard waste will begin the week of Oct. 20 until Dec. 11.
Mayor Bevilacqua: City of Vaughan receives Quality Public Procurement Department Accreditation Award
Vaughan is the only Canadian municipality to receive this accreditation from the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing this year