Get ready to be dazzled! Tonight, the City of Vaughan will host its inaugural Festival of Lights celebration at Vaughan City Hall (2141 Major Mackenzie Dr.) from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Everyone is invited to join in the fun, which will include the unveiling – and first illumination – of a new Vaughan sign at City Hall. The kickoff event will also feature official remarks from Mayor Steven Del Duca, an interactive DJ and free hot chocolate.
Do you own or operate a visitor destination such as an art, culture, sport, recreation, retail or wellness attraction, restaurant, festival or event in Vaughan? We can help you promote it! All you have to do is request a listing on Tourism Vaughan’s visitvaughan.ca website – a one-stop shop to attract visitors and help them plan a memorable trip to the city!
Even before the snow falls, the City of Vaughan’s winter crews work proactively and continuously to ensure roads remain clear for everyone travelling through our city.
Keeping the community safe, informed and moving throughout the winter months is a top priority. Understanding what anti-icing involves, when the service begins and what can impact our operations will help you prepare for the upcoming winter season.
City continues to strengthen Vaughan’s thriving automotive sector
Marking the 10th anniversary of the first meeting of the Ontario Auto Mayors, the City of Vaughan hosted the second 2023 Ontario Auto Mayors Caucus at Vaughan City Hall on Nov. 3, drawing attendees and sector leaders from across the province.
Tonight, five recipients were recognized for their efforts to make Vaughan a great place to live, work and visit. Mayor Steven Del Duca presided over the City of Vaughan’s 2023 Order of Vaughan investiture ceremony at Vaughan City Hall this evening. The Order of Vaughan is the highest civic honour the City of Vaughan may bestow on individuals who exemplify extraordinary citizenship and better the community.
Help shape the future of your community park! Doctors McLean District Park (8100 Islington Ave.) is a cherished Ward 2 park located next to the Humber River. The City of Vaughan is working to connect a key link in the Humber Trail, closing the gap between Clarence Street and both Islington Avenue and Woodbridge Avenue, through the construction of a new bridge and pathways in the park – but there’s more in the works!
The City of Vaughan’s Procurement Services team provides an essential function to help the City achieve the maximum value for every taxpayer dollar managed. And their efforts are being recognized!