Relief from the Zoning By-law is being requested to permit two proposed additions to the existing two-storey school. Relief is also required to facilitate related Site Plan Application DA.23.022.

Don’t put fire safety on the back burner

As you prepare to spend Valentine’s Day and the Family Day long weekend with loved ones, remember – don’t put fire safety on the back burner! Celebrate safely and without worry by following fire prevention tips from Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS).

If you’re making a homecooked meal from the heart, remember to:

Celebrate the opening of the Carrville Skate Trail on Feb. 14!

Sharpen your skates – there’s another place to skate in Vaughan! The Carrville Skate Trail is now open for you to enjoy. 

You’re invited to join us at the outdoor skate trail, located at 655 Thomas Cook Ave., for official grand opening celebrations on Friday, Feb. 14! Beginning at 11:30 a.m., the event will include remarks from Mayor Steven Del Duca, a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Members of Council, free hot chocolate and public skating. 

Tips for setting out bins and bags for collection

On a day like today, you likely have snowbanks piled up on either side of your driveway, which may leave you wondering where to place your waste bins and bags for collection. We’re providing tips to help ensure collection days run smoothly the rest of this week – and beyond!

Setting out waste in the winter

Sharpen your skates – there’s another place to skate in Vaughan! The Carrville Skate Trail is now open for you to enjoy. 

You’re invited to join us at the outdoor skate trail, located at 655 Thomas Cook Ave., for official grand opening celebrations on Friday, Feb. 14! Beginning at 11:30 a.m., the event will include remarks from Mayor Steven Del Duca, a ribbon-cutting ceremony with Members of Council, free hot chocolate and public skating. 

The City of Vaughan is undertaking a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment study for Grand Trunk Avenue to connect the road between Ahchie Court and District Avenue.

The study will also help the City improve access to active transportation facilities, such as cycle tracks, and evaluate a range of multi-modal transportation alternatives to support future travel demand in the area along Grand Trunk Avenue, from Major Mackenzie Drive to Rutherford Road.