City of Vaughan facilities closed for Thanksgiving

Whether you are cooking the traditional turkey, going for something less conventional or just focusing on spending time with family and friends, Thanksgiving is a time to reflect on the people and things for which you are thankful.
 
As you are making your plans, keep the City’s facility closures in mind:
 
  • City of Vaughan municipal offices, including Vaughan City Hall and the Joint Operations Centre, will be closed f

Vaughan’s Deputy City Manager of Planning and Growth Management named Chief Executive Officer of the TRCA

The City of Vaughan’s Deputy City Manager of Planning and Growth Management, John MacKenzie, is taking on the role of Chief Executive Officer with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) later this year.
 
Mr. MacKenzie joined the City in June 2011 as Commissioner of Planning and in September 2015 was appointed to the role of Deputy City Manager of Planning and Growth Management.

Better water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure for Vaughan residents

40 new projects approved in 17 communities

The governments of Canada and Ontario are committed to investing in local infrastructure that ensures Canadians and their families have access to modern, reliable water and wastewater services that meet their needs. These investments safeguard the health and well-being of residents, protect waterways and preserve local ecosystems, while also laying the foundation for new economic opportunities to strengthen the middle class across the province.

Mayor Bevilacqua condemns hate crime

Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua has issued the following statement.
 
“I have recently become aware that the incident at Woodbridge College last week extended beyond anti-Semitism and also targeted the black and LGBTQ communities. This hateful and cowardly vandalism is completely unacceptable. To reiterate, I strongly condemn all acts of racism and homophobia. Any form of discrimination will not be tolerated in our city.”

Mayor Bevilacqua condemns anti-Semitic graffiti in Vaughan

Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua has issued the following statement.
 
“I strongly condemn all acts of anti-Semitism. The recent disturbing incident where anti-Semitic graffiti was found on the outside walls of Woodbridge College is reprehensible. Racist, hateful and cowardly acts will not be tolerated. They have no place in our city. As a multicultural community, we are committed to promoting tolerance and respect for everyone.”

Honouring our nation – the true north, strong and free

Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua has issued the following statement.
"Today is truly a special day – Canada is turning 150. From coast to coast, Canadians will unite to celebrate all that is wonderful about our great nation. Here in Vaughan, we will be hosting one of the largest events in our history at Boyd Conservation Area. Entertainment starts at noon and continues until 10 p.m. featuring many attractions, including a headline performance by Coleman Hell.
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