“I strongly condemn all acts of anti-Semitism. The recent disturbing incident where anti-Semitic graffiti was found on the outside walls of Woodbridge College is reprehensible. Racist, hateful and cowardly acts will not be tolerated. They have no place in our city. As a multicultural community, we are committed to promoting tolerance and respect for everyone.”
"Today is truly a special day – Canada is turning 150. From coast to coast, Canadians will unite to celebrate all that is wonderful about our great nation. Here in Vaughan, we will be hosting one of the largest events in our history at Boyd Conservation Area. Entertainment starts at noon and continues until 10 p.m. featuring many attractions, including a headline performance by Coleman Hell.
Celebrating community and the outdoors at new playground
Parks and outdoor recreational spaces are vital to urban life in the City of Vaughan. These important spaces provide citizens with opportunities for walking, connecting with nature, meeting up with friends or neighbours, and participating in the benefits of play and sport.
Vaughan hosts once-in-a-lifetime celebration with headline performer Coleman Hell
You’re invited to the biggest bash this city has ever seen. July 1 marks Canada’s 150th anniversary and the City of Vaughan is celebrating in style. This year’s event will be larger and more lively than ever before — headline performer and Juno Award nominee for Breakthrough Artist of the Year and Pop Album of the Year Coleman Hell will make sure of that.
