With hot summer days in full swing, you may be spending lots of time tending to your garden and lawn. When watering outdoors, let’s work together to conserve this precious resource during warmer temperatures when it is at its peak demand!
Did you know water from pools, hot tubs and spas contains chemicals that can be toxic to the environment, fish and organisms that live in creeks, rivers and Lake Ontario – the source of Vaughan’s drinking water? Though the City of Vaughan brings safe and clean drinking water to citizens and businesses, owners of pools, hot tubs and spas have an important role to play in protecting the city’s environment and water.
In line with the requirements of By-law 394–2002 in the By-law Library, this page provides notice of upcoming committee and council meetings in which regulatory amendments will be proposed for regulations which require public notice.
Vaughan Council votes to opt-out of allowing licensed retail cannabis stores
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua’s motion to opt-out from allowing licensed retail cannabis stores to operate in Vaughan received was passed with majority support from Council.
The decision was made following a Special Committee of the Whole meeting on Jan. 21 at City Hall. During the meeting, the public had the opportunity to share their thoughts about licensed retail cannabis stores and engage directly with Mayor and Members of Council.
There are many ways individuals and businesses can partner with the City to support the community, including donations, in-kind as well as financial gifts. If you are looking for a way to give back to your local community, a charitable contribution will help provide high-quality and affordable services that respond to the needs of the community. All financial documents or gifts-in-kind are eligible for a donation tax receipt if the value is above $25 as the City of Vaughan is a qualified donee according to the CRA.
Business-to-Business Events
During this challenging time, the City is committed to supporting businesses, consumers and all citizens and has developed an online list of local businesses that are open during the current state of emergency. This voluntary listing includes both essential services and businesses that have modified operations and provide goods and services by phone, online, take out or delivery.
The public is encouraged to take appropriate safety precautions at all times and observe social distancing requirements for their safety and the safety of others.
"We are proud to be a Community Builder through our contribution to the Torii park tennis courts rejuvenation and improvement project which will allow the entire community to enjoy a better space to be active and have fun!"
Olivia Goodfellow
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