As you pack up decorations following your holiday celebrations, you may wonder where to dispose of some items, such as broken glass, old electronics or your Christmas tree. If so, the City of Vaughan is here to provide tips and reminders to start the year off right and sort these items correctly!
Broken glass
If you’re cooking fats, oils and grease – such as butter, olive oil, gravy and meat fat – remember that how you dispose of them after use can make a big impact on your home’s sewer system.
With warmer temperatures and rain in the forecast, the City of
Vaughan is preparing to respond to flooding caused by melting snow and ice. And
there are steps you can take to be prepared and stay safe!
Update: the Significant Weather Event has ended as of Monday,
Dec. 26.
Here is everything you need to know about waste collection in the City of Vaughan throughout the festive season:
Waste collection schedule
It’s a winter
wonderland in Vaughan, and there are many fun ways to stay active this season!
From snowboarding to outdoor skating to hiking, there is so much to see and do in
Vaughan this winter.
Outdoor
skating rinks
Enjoy the crisp winter air and skate for
free on one of the City of Vaughan’s four outdoor ice rinks, open until March
2023:
