Meteorologists are calling for snow starting tonight, and the City of Vaughan is ready to respond! Our Public Works teams are on standby to salt and plow and make sure everyone can travel safely throughout the community despite the weather.
Learn everything you need to know about Vaughan’s winter operations.
To mark Tamil Heritage Month and Thai Pongal, Mayor Steven Del Duca and Members of Council are inviting the Vaughan community to join them in celebration on Monday, Jan. 22 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Vaughan City Hall.
This event will commemorate the vibrant culture of our Tamil residents and celebrate their art and heritage while observing traditional musical and dance performances. Festivities will also include greetings from Mayor Steven Del Duca and a candle-lighting ceremony.
Want to stay up to date on what’s happening in your community? The winter edition of Vaughan’s official newsletter – City Hall Connects – is on its way to your mailbox!
City building doesn’t happen overnight. Well before construction begins, developments undergo a careful review by City of Vaughan staff, Vaughan Council, public agencies (such as the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, York Region and provincial ministries, where appropriate) … and you!
Public feedback is a vital part of the planning process and there are many ways to have a say before applications are approved.
Learn where to discard Christmas trees, wrapping paper, disposable cutlery and more
Let’s end the year on a high note by reducing waste and putting your seasonal items in the right bins! Here’s what to do with excess wrapping paper, disposable cutlery, leftover food, Christmas trees and more:
Wrapping paper, gift bags and ribbons
Keep fats, oils and grease out of drains
As we enter the holiday season, you may be spending more time cooking and baking delicious treats like turkey, stuffing and cookies – which could leave you with leftover fats, oils and grease. But did you know there’s a right and wrong way to dispose of these materials?
