Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua issued the following statement to mark International Women’s Day:

“Today, we join communities around the world to acknowledge the remarkable achievements of women — past, present and future — and recognize the courage and solidarity they show every single day.

“As humanitarians, pioneers, explorers, activists, philanthropists and world leaders, women have driven positive change throughout modern history.

Annual Celebrate Vaughan magazine offers important news, information and resources

Check your mailbox! The 2020 edition of the City of Vaughan’s Celebrate Vaughan magazine is being delivered to homes and businesses this week. The magazine serves as a source of information on what is going on throughout the year in the City. 

The City of Vaughan has a long-standing tradition of helping not-for-profit organizations that provide essential programs and services to residents in Vaughan and beyond. Every year, City staff support the United Way Greater Toronto by taking part in a variety of fundraising efforts to create opportunities and offer resources that help individuals build a better future.

Ward 1 Civic Hero Award presented to Marcella Di Rocco

Marcella Di Rocco is a community builder, a devoted volunteer and an environmental advocate. Today, at a Committee of the Whole meeting, Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua and Members of Council presented Marcella with the City of Vaughan’s 2019 Ward 1 Civic Hero Award.

Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua reflected on past accomplishments and outlined Vaughan’s many transformational city-building initiatives currently underway during his keynote address at the Vaughan Chamber of Commerce Annual Mayor’s Luncheon.

Nearly 800 business, government and community leaders attended the Vaughan Chamber of Commerce’s signature annual event today.

Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua issued the following statement to mark Niagara University’s announcement of increased program offerings at its site located in the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre: