The application deadline for the City of Vaughan’s 2025 Summer Company program has been extended by one week until Friday, May 2.
In association with the Ministry of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade, this popular program prepares aspiring student entrepreneurs with a comprehensive portfolio of tools, skills, connections and resources required to succeed in business.
Getting ready to tie the knot? Start your journey to happily ever after by getting a marriage licence from the City of Vaughan.
Whether you’re planning a grand celebration or an intimate ceremony, applying for a marriage licence is the first step, and it’s even more convenient now through a new online application process!
Avoid charges of up to $10,000
The City of Vaughan continues to prioritize public safety for everyone who lives in, works in and visits Vaughan. As part of this commitment, in April 2024, Vaughan became one of the first cities in Ontario to take a strong stance and prohibit unauthorized car rallies. The City is reminding everyone that unauthorized car rallies are illegal and may result in a charge of up to $10,000.
Help us make our community more welcoming and inclusive for everyone! The City of Vaughan is looking for two youths to serve on the Inclusion and Community Outreach Advisory Committee.
In this role, you will provide advice on policies, programs, strategies and initiatives that promote inclusion, diversity and community engagement, focusing on underrepresented groups, including youth, newcomers and equity-deserving communities.
105 trees planted in celebration of Arbor Week
It’s Arbor Week and the City of Vaughan is doing its part to plant roots for future generations. To mark the occasion, the City hosted a tree-planting event today at Concord/Thornhill Regional Park (299 Racco Pkwy.).
Mayor Steven Del Duca, Members of Council, City staff and community volunteers lent a hand to plant 105 trees which will be enjoyed for generations to come.
Are you getting ready to reopen your pool, hot tub or spa at home soon? Here’s everything you need to know to do so safely while also protecting the natural environment!
City of Vaughan Committee and Council meetings continue in May, with in-person and virtual attendance options for Members of Council and the public.
Public consultation remains a vital part of the planning and city-building process. There are many ways you can participate in meetings and have your say, including:
Speaking in person
Heads up, Vaughan – outdoor water use restrictions are coming into effect in two weeks. If you’re watering your lawn, plants or garden, remember the City of Vaughan’s Water By-law 024-2024 (PDF) limits outdoor water use annually from Thursday, May 15 to Tuesday, Sept.
Yom HaShoah, also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day, provides an opportunity to honour and remember the millions of victims of the Holocaust and pay tribute to the survivors and their families.
