There is still work to be done!
City urges citizens to stay
vigilant in the fight against COVID-19
Although progress has been made in the fight against
COVID-19, there is still more work to be done to combat the second wave of this
deadly virus.
Serving fire safety for Thanksgiving
Avoid distractions while cooking and virtually celebrating today
The fight to combat COVID-19 continues
All levels of government are responding to the global pandemic
The City of Vaughan continues to work closely with all levels of government to monitor and respond to the global COVID-19 pandemic and ensure the health and well-being of citizens and staff. Although progress has been made in the fight against the virus, there is still more work to be done to combat the second wave. Everyone has a role to play in stopping the spread.
Less than a week left to nominate an accessibility champion
Applications close on Oct. 16 for the Vaughan Accessibility Champion Awards
Countdown is on to fall virtual recreation programs
Offerings include Vaughan Playschool, dance, chess,
circuit training and Discovery Club special needs series
Keeping pets safe in Vaughan
By following the rules, everyone can enjoy the off-leash dog park
Expanding local parks
COVID-19 Updates
City of Vaughan news is released on a daily basis and kept on vaughan.ca for reference purposes. For the most recent updates and news as they happen, visit vaughan.ca/COVID19
Niagara University hosts first virtual convocation for Vaughan site
Marking an important
milestone for the city’s first university
PPE does NOT belong in the blue box
Recycling with masks, gloves and paper towels will not be collected
The City of Vaughan continues to remind residents about the importance
of sorting waste properly.
Planning for a safe Thanksgiving
Check ahead for reminders and closures in effect on Monday, Oct. 12