The City of Vaughan is undertaking a comprehensive review of its ward boundaries. A ward is a geographical division of a city or town for administrative or political purposes. The Ward Boundary Review will assess if the current wards constitute an effective, equitable and democratic system of representation and, if not, to propose alternatives. Watch a video that explains more about ward boundaries and the City’s review process. 

The Ward Boundary Review is now moving into the second round of public consultation and citizens are invited to attend one of four virtual public open houses to learn review alternative ward structures, view maps, provide input and ask questions. This round of engagement will enable the consulting team to make recommendations to Vaughan Council that reflect the interest and insights of the public, combined with research and data. 

For those who were unable to attend one of the four virtual public open houses, view a summary of the alternative ward structures presentation. As well, citizens are encouraged to review the three proposed alternate ward boundary configurations through the virtual interactive mapping tool.

After reviewing the three preliminary ward boundary configurations, continue the conversation and have your say by participating in an online survey.