Vaughan is a city that recognizes and celebrates arts, culture and heritage. As part of this commitment, the City of Vaughan will once again be a Festival Hub for the Ontario Culture Days Festival this year with dozens of free community events taking place from Friday, Sept. 20 to Sunday, Oct. 13.
After more than 30 years as a well-loved community space, the Al Palladini Community Centre is ready for some upgrades. And we need your help!
Do you use the facility often and have ideas on how it can be enhanced? We want to hear from you – and there’s many ways to have your say!
Come to an Open House
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.
Through the NMRP Master Plan, a long-term development, programming and management plan will be created. It’ll focus on three key pillars – restore, engage, play – and include activities for restoring nature, opportunities to build community, and providing spaces for active living and play.
Interested in leading a more sustainable lifestyle? Want to find ways to reduce your energy bills? Have you been exploring energy-efficient home improvements? We can help!
With students back to school, it's a great time to prepare for upcoming P.A. Days and December Break. Get a jump on the season, and sign your kids up for their days off from school!
With all the backyard barbecues, celebrations and stay-cations you may have enjoyed this summer, you may have collected more garbage than usual. Good news: the City of Vaughan’s Double-Up Days are back the weeks of Sept. 17 or Sept. 24, depending on your regularly scheduled collection day. You can place up to six garbage items curbside for pickup – and paid garbage tags are not required.
The City of Vaughan’s Corridor Reviews continue with Phase 2 of the Martin Grove Road traffic study, and y
It’s easy to hop in the car to take your kids to school, but there are so many other ways to get to class, like walking, wheeling with an assistive mobility device, cycling, scootering, rollerblading, skateboarding – the list goes on!
Not only will this help you foster a healthier lifestyle, but making the switch can also help improve road safety in our community. Are you up for the challenge?
