Appreciating our unsung heroes
Put a little safety in your spring
Tips from Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service
Spring is here and Victoria Day is on its way – it is time to get outdoors and enjoy the warmer weather. Whether you are opening up your cottage or bringing your backyard back to life, Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) reminds you to follow these safety tips when it comes to common fire hazards.
Enjoy Vaughan parks, trails and splash pads this Victoria Day
Resident recognized for work with children with autism
Ratepayers president works to bring community together
Ward 5 Civic Hero Award presented to Pam Taraday-Levy
Strong communities are built when people come together for the collective good. Every resident has the power to influence positive change. That’s why Vaughan Council established a Civic Hero program to recognize citizens who make an impact.
Recognizing residents who give back
Paying tribute to our roots
Vaughan receives Canada 150 grant to support tree-planting initiatives
Trees are a symbol of growth and unity. They better our lives by offering environmental, social and economic benefits to our communities. They improve our surroundings and make our neighbourhoods feel safe. In honour of Canada 150, the City of Vaughan held a ceremonial tree planting and commemorative plaque unveiling at the Civic Centre Resource Library to pay homage to the country’s past, present and future.
Community unites to make Vaughan a greener place
Celebrate our nation
Grants available to not-for-profit groups interested in hosting an event for Canada 150