Honour reserved for distinguished individuals
“On
behalf of the City of Vaughan and Members of Council, it gives me immense pride
to present Niagara University President Rev. James J. Maher with the Key to the
City of Vaughan,” Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua announced
during the 2019 Vaughan Chamber of Commerce Mayor’s Luncheon before a crowd of more
than 800 business, government and community leaders—the largest event in the
Vaughan Chamber’s history.
The City of Vaughan remains committed to ensuring the safety of citizens
Day-long event features family friendly activities and entertainment
Marking an important milestone, the 30th annual award-winning Vaughan Celebrates Winterfest returned to Vellore Village Community Centre on Feb. 10. Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua formally began festivities with a keynote address alongside Members of Council and local dignitaries.
City committed to health and well-being of its citizens
City scores 97 per cent rating in 2018 Citizen Satisfaction Survey
The results are in from the 2018 Citizen Satisfaction Survey and 97 per cent of residents agree – the quality of life is good in the city of Vaughan. The majority of citizens cite a strong sense of community and belonging, with 92 per cent saying they are proud to be from Vaughan and 91 per cent saying it is a welcoming city.
