Do your kids have plans for the upcoming P.A Day? Keep them busy by signing them up for one of the City of Vaughan‘s programs or camps! On Friday, Sept. 27, kids aged three to 14 years old can join us for plenty of learning and fun at select community centres and the Vaughan Studios & Event Space.
Fall is here – but the shorter daylight hours and cooler weather doesn’t mean you need to hang up your bike or scooter. If you continue to ride into the season, it’s time to shift gears. Being prepared and putting safety first is the best way to bike responsibly.
Follow these tips to ensure your fall bike rides are safe and fun:
Mayor Steven Del Duca issued the following statement today after the Province of Ontario announced a $35-million investment to help build new homes in Vaughan:
“I welcome today’s announcement that the Province of Ontario is investing $35 million from the Housing-Enabling Water Systems Fund for vital city-building infrastructure here in Vaughan. This funding will help build more than 20,000 new homes in Vaughan to support our growing population.
The City of Vaughan’s Communications, Marketing and Engagement department is once again being recognized for achieving excellence in this field after winning several Communicator Awards!
Help us plan the future North Maple Regional Park (NMRP)! While some areas and amenities are now open to the public, the City of Vaughan is looking to develop the full 900-acre site – and you can have a say. What’s your vision for NMRP?
Help us plan the future North Maple Regional Park (NMRP)! While some areas and amenities are now open to the public, the City of Vaughan is looking to develop the full 900-acre site – and you can have a say. What’s your vision for NMRP?
Help us plan the future North Maple Regional Park (NMRP)! While some areas and amenities are now open to the public, the City of Vaughan is looking to develop the full 900-acre site – and you can have a say. What’s your vision for NMRP?
Don’t put food scraps in the garbage
Did you know approximately 60 per cent of all food waste in Ontario is sent to landfills? There, it creates methane, a harmful greenhouse gas that pollutes our environment. So, sort waste right! Place your food scraps into the green bin, not the garbage. By doing so, you’ll help create nutrient-rich fertilizer for farmers’ fields that grow our food!
