Construction resumes in early April and is anticipated to be complete by the end of fall 2023
Vaughan residents and businesses: Construction will resume in the Woodbridge Avenue corridor in early April after the majority of work was halted for the winter season. Aboveground work will commence between Kipling Avenue and Islington Avenue, including streetscaping, streetlighting, road reconstruction and road restoration.
Spring is the perfect time for a fresh start, such as adopting new waste set-out habits! Setting out waste properly will help ensure collection days run smoothly – and also avoid attracting uninvited urban wildlife to snack on your food scraps.
Follow these waste set-out tips from the City of Vaughan:
Combating gridlock critical to enhancing quality of life, economic competitiveness and Vaughan’s future
"Tackling gridlock is my number one priority," Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca said as he delivered a keynote address during today’s 2023 Vaughan Chamber of Commerce's Annual Mayor's Luncheon to an audience of Members of Council, business, government and community leaders.
Get a free curb box inspection from the City before you begin
Are you planning to renovate your front yard this spring? What about repaving your driveway? Don’t forget about the curb box – also known as a water service valve!
Sponsor a flower bed, pollinator bed or flowerpot by March 31
Attend an upcoming hiring event for recreation program instructors and summer camp counsellors
Spring is here, and the City of Vaughan is preparing for fun in the sun by hiring for recreation program and fitness instructors and summer camp counsellors.
An overview of the Planning and Growth Management reports presented in March
Do your part! Take Vaughan’s Environmental Pledge
What makes a city more sustainable? You do! Whether it’s tending to a community garden, utilizing home energy rebate programs, initiating green business practices or biking to work, making simple changes to your everyday routine can go a long way. What you do today will shape Vaughan for future generations – so how are you contributing?
