Apply for Vaughan’s Better Your Business program by April 30
Do you own or operate a business in the city of Vaughan and want to make a positive impact in the community? Through the Better Your Business program, the Vaughan Business and Entrepreneurship Centre (VBEC) will offer four local organizations the training and tools needed to become more socially and environmentally sustainable!
Are you spring cleaning your home and left with more waste than usual? The City of Vaughan has you covered with Double-Up Days – returning the week of April 1 or April 8, depending on your scheduled garbage collection day.
Here’s everything you need to know about Double-Up Days:
Presentation to The PROBUS Club of Vaughan receiving the Club #282 Charter by Chuck Heroux, Director Ontario District #2, PROBUS Canada; and, Bolton Appreciation Certificate presented by Brenda Andrews, Probus Ambassador
Giro takes place every year during the Giro d’Italia in Italy, and includes a
route option for all levels, from a family-friendly 25km, to a 60km or 100km
scenic ride through Vaughan and surrounding area.
To register or for more information, visit:
Registration closes on March 31
With spring around the corner, flowerbeds across the city will soon begin to blossom. Help grow your business by securing a cost-effective promotional opportunity through the City of Vaughan’s award-winning Grow with Vaughan sponsorship program. Registration for the 2025 season will close on Monday, March 31.
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As the temperatures change, the City of Vaughan’s crews continue to work around the clock to maintain our community – from sidewalk maintenance to road rehabilitation and street sweeping, and so much more.
To celebrate our Canadian identity – while we also take steps to protect the local economy from sweeping tariffs imposed by the United States – the City of Vaughan is exploring renaming
America Avenue to Terry Fox Avenue.
Terry Fox is one of Canada’s most beloved national heroes, whose courage, determination and selflessness have inspired generations of Canadians and raised millions of dollars for cancer research.
