As per the Road Allowance By-law, "road allowance" is defined as Public Lands in between private properties, including but not be limited to the boulevard, any highway, lane, alley, square, place, viaduct or trestle, waterway or bridge, park, woodland, greenbelt, storm water management facility, open space, municipal golf course or cemetery, and all parts thereof. Below is an example of what the road allowance includes:
The City of Vaughan’s archives house more than 600 collections dating from the early 1700s to the present day. Within these files are the stories of how Vaughan evolved from the traditional territories of the First Peoples of Turtle Island to the bustling city it has become.
Are you looking for fun activities to keep you and your family entertained this summer? We’ve got you covered! From exploring scenic trails to discovering vibrant public art, Vaughan offers plenty of ways to keep everyone busy and happy.
Here are the top five things to do in Vaughan this season:
1. Take a stroll along a trail or neighbourhood walk
Vaughan is a green city, home to more than 135,000 street trees and 195 hectares of woodlots. Trees are integral to our city’s character and enhance the quality of life in our community by providing oxygen, shelter for animals, and food. That’s why we make it a priority to maintain and protect them!
Get ready to ‘twist and shout’ with more live music! The City of Vaughan’s 30th annual Vaughan Celebrates Concerts in the Park series continues with The Beatle Band – Tribute to The Beatles on Wednesday, June 26 at Dufferin District Park (1441 Clark Ave. W.).
Join us for FREE concerts, presented by TD and event sponsor Tim Hortons, on select Wednesdays until July 31, weather permitting, from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This year’s lineup features professional entertainment for all ages with genres like disco, pop, oldies and rock.
An Environment Canada heat warning is in effect for Vaughan – and extreme temperatures can be dangerous for everyone, especially outdoor workers, older adults, some people living with disabilities and children, particularly infants.
Here are some tips from the City of Vaughan to beat the heat:
If you feel dizzy, weak or overheated:
