Vaughan poised for success
Council tabled 2016 budget at first public meeting
City condemns anti-Semitic graffiti in Vaughan
The City of Vaughan has issued the following statement.
On Saturday, Oct. 31, anti-Semitic graffiti was found on a sign in Concord/Thornhill Regional Park near Dufferin Street and Highway 407.
“This disturbing act of vandalism is completely unacceptable and goes against the core values upon which our community has been built,” said Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua. “We remain committed to promoting tolerance and respect for everyone.
Lest We Forget
Vaughan displays inscribed poppies to honour Canadian veterans and peacekeepers
Remembrance Day is a time to reflect and pay tribute to the men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the freedom of all Canadians. The City of Vaughan is honouring their meaningful contribution by inviting visitors and staff to write a personal message on paper poppies that will be displayed in the atrium of Vaughan City Hall until Nov.
Be involved. Be informed.
Residents are encouraged to learn more about the budget
Creating a business network at home and abroad
City introduces the Vaughan International Commercialization Centre Pilot Program
Vaughan is expanding its services for companies doing business in the City by building an innovation support network focused on increasing export activity, promoting foreign investment and creating jobs. The Vaughan International Commercialization Centre (VICC) is a pilot program launched during a Small Business Week event at City Hall today.
City of Vaughan approves PowerStream merger
Deal would create the second largest electric utility in Ontario if completed
City of Vaughan facilities closed on Thanksgiving
City of Vaughan municipal offices, including Vaughan City Hall and the Joint Operations Centre, will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday on Monday, Oct. 12. Offices will reopen on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Vaughan Animal Services and community centres will be closed on Monday, Oct. 12.
Vaughan Public Libraries will be closed on Sunday, Oct. 11 and Monday, Oct.
Your life depends on it
Smoke alarms increase chances of surviving a fire by up to 50 per cent
Can you hear the beep where you sleep? The location of your smoke alarms can impact the amount of time you have to get out of a house fire safely.
As part of Fire Prevention Week, Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service is urging residents to install smoke alarms in every bedroom.
Enhancing the citizen experience
Service excellence at the forefront of Vaughan's refreshed strategic plan
Another critical step to support the Mackenzie Vaughan Hospital
City plans to start construction of roads and sewers in the fall