After an extensive public consultation process, the Block 41 Secondary Plan was adopted by Vaughan Council on October 7, 2019, and approved by York Region Council, with modifications, on January 30, 2020.

The New Community Areas of Vaughan will be primarily residential and be designed to be compact, vibrant, inclusive, healthy, sustainable and diverse. They will include retail stores, restaurants, offices, parks and community facilities, schools, and a variety of residential housing types and densities. The new easterly community in Block 27, will be planned for a potential GO Rail Station and transit hub in the vicinity of Kirby Road.

Even before the snow falls, the City of Vaughan’s winter crews swing into action and work continuously until the storm is over and roads are cleared. One of the many winter services the City provides is anti-icing. Learn everything you need to know about the City’s efficient, reliable and high-level anti-icing operations for the 2022/23 season. 

Did you know one of the top contaminants found in Vaughan’s blue boxes is tissues? These actually belong in the green bin! To help you understand what waste items go where, the City of Vaughan is providing a quick guide on what is and isn’t recyclable.

Here are common household items that can’t go in the blue box and where they belong instead:

Did you know the City of Vaughan was one of the first municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area to offer windrow-clearing services to its residents? The City strives to provide the highest levels of snow-removal services in the GTA to ensure residents and visitors can travel safely despite the weather. 

This evening, Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca and Members of Council were surrounded by family and friends as they were sworn into office during the City of Vaughan’s inaugural meeting of the 2022-2026 Term of Council. The ceremony at Vaughan City Hall was presided over by City Clerk Todd Coles.