Feeling the heat this summer? So are your pets. On hot and humid days, Vaughan Animal Services recommends keeping your pets – including dogs, cats and birds – indoors as much as possible.
Follow these tips to make sure they stay safe and cool:
Mayor Steven Del Duca issued the following statement after the provincial announcement of the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network Demonstration Zone coming to the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre:
Get paid to do what you’re good at! If you’re an ice skater, hockey player, sports superstar, science wiz or artist – you have a teachable skill. The City of Vaughan is hiring part-time Recreation Program Instructors to work at Vaughan community centres for our fall programming, which kicks off on Saturday, Sept. 23.
Interested? You’re invited to attend a virtual hiring event in August for positions at community centres across the city, or one of four in-person hiring events being held for positions at the newly re-opened Garnet A. Williams Community Centre.
Do you have old or unwanted household items that are still in good condition, such as clothes, books, kitchen gadgets or children’s toys? If so, don’t throw them away – place them at the curb this weekend (Saturday, July 29 and Sunday, July 30) for the City of Vaughan’s Curbside Giveaway Days! Upcycle gently used items by putting them curbside for your neighbours to come and take, free of charge. Then, visit others who are participating and explore what they’re giving away.
