Mayor Bevilacqua: Thank you for supporting Vaughan’s 11th Annual Toy Drive
Record-breaking 18,000
toys collected in support of the CP24 CHUM Christmas Wish
Mayor Bevilacqua: Vaughan receives six 2020 MarCom Awards
Highest honour presented for the City’s COVID-19 Crisis Communications Response Plan
Vaughan approves 2021 Budget
2021 Budget and 2022 Financial Plan renews commitment to service excellence
During tonight’s Special Council Meeting, Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua and Members of Council approved the City of Vaughan’s 2021 Budget and 2022 Financial Plan which includes a zero per cent increase to the property tax rate.
Ready, resilient and resourceful defines 2020 in Vaughan
Innovation, investment and safeguarding citizens’ well-being mark the past year
Despite the unprecedented challenges caused by COVID-19, the City of Vaughan was ready, resilient and resourceful. This message is at the heart of the following statement issued by Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua highlighting the City’s many accomplishments over the last 12 months.
City-building continues in the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre
New 360-degree video updated to reflect growth in the downtown core
Supporting local businesses during COVID-19
The City offers programs, consultations, webinars and more to help throughout this challenging time
COVID-19 has created unprecedented challenges for small businesses. There to provide support and guidance continues to be the City of Vaughan’s Economic and Cultural Development team, which has pivoted to offer programs and services in new and safe ways since the beginning of the global pandemic.
Remain vigilant in fight against COVID-19
Vaughan citizens urged to take precautions as York Region enters lockdown
Introducing the new Waste Calendar
The 2021 edition is coming to your mailbox soon and available online
In response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Vaughan continues to modify and transition many services and programs online to support citizens and businesses.
Vaughan celebrates the Festival of Lights
City’s annual Menorah
Lighting Ceremony goes virtual this year
The City of Vaughan’s annual Menorah Lighting Ceremony is going
virtual this year due to COVID-19. To mark the first night of Chanukah, the
City will be live streaming the event today at 4:30 p.m. from Vaughan City
Hall.
One-day-only livestreaming event: Saturday, Dec. 12
Get a sneak peek into virtual winter recreation programs with real-time demos on Instagram and Facebook Live
Looking for fun ways the whole family can keep busy this winter? The City of Vaughan is running a variety of exciting virtual recreation programs for citizens to enjoy from the safety and comfort of home – and on Saturday, Dec.