Vaughan has resources to help you sort waste!
There may be nothing better than cleaning and refreshing your home at the start of a new season! However, annual spring cleaning can leave you with additional waste. The City has many tools, resources and collection services to help you dispose of waste properly so Vaughan remains clean and beautiful!
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Learn how to conserve water at home
Water is a part of our daily lives – we use it to brush our teeth, wash our clothes, cook our food and so much more. Today is World Water Day, and we’re celebrating this precious resource and encouraging you to do your part to help conserve it!
Vaughan Animal Services (VAS) is dedicated to creating a safe community for pets and their owners – which includes offering microchipping services and rabies vaccines.
Book an appointment to bring your pets to the microchip and rabies clinic at the Vaughan Animal Shelter (located at 70 Tigi Crt., Unit 47) on Sunday, April 6 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call the City of Vaughan at 905-832-2281 to schedule your timeslot. Walk-ins will not be accepted.
Are you ready to dust off your bike and put the pedal to the metal this spring? With longer daylight hours and rising temperatures, the City of Vaughan is reminding cyclists to inspect their bikes and ride responsibly.
Follow these tips to ensure your spring bike rides are safe and fun:
The Vaughan Prayer Breakfast 2025 is a special event that brings together the community of Vaughan, Ontario, Canada. Join us once again at the Bellvue Manor for a morning of prayer, reflection, and fellowship.
Come and be inspired by the guest speakers, musical renditions and fellowship while enjoying a delicious breakfast in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Let's unite in prayer and celebrate the strength and diversity of our community. Don't miss out on this meaningful event!
It may be easy to hop in the car to take the kids to school, but there are many other ways to get to class.
Make the trek to school this spring by walking or wheeling with an assistive mobility device (such as wheelchairs, walkers or motorized scooters) in appropriate weather and sidewalk conditions. Not only will this help foster a healthier lifestyle for everyone, but making the switch can also help improve road safety in our community.
We are committed to keeping you moving!
The City of Vaughan is extending Kirby Road, between Dufferin Street and Bathurst Street, to
improve transportation and mobility, reduce gridlock, accommodate our growing population
and help you travel seamlessly throughout the community.
A new fenced-in local off-leash dog area is coming soon to Pierre Elliott Trudeau Park (60 Promenade Cir.) – and you can have a say before the plans are finalized!
