Changes to restaurant, lounge, nightclub and pub licences

VFRS shares tips for barbecue season

Today is Father’s Day, and many people will be lighting up the barbecue to cook a nice meal, but remember to do so safely. With an anticipated dry summer ahead, Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) is reminding you of the importance of fire safety and prevention before you grill up a storm.

When barbecuing, keep these safety tips top of mind:

Keep dogs on-leash, pick up their waste and get them licensed

Vaughan is home to many beautiful parks and trails that can be enjoyed by the whole family, including dogs! To make sure everyone using these public spaces has a great time, there are three things dog owners should know.

Keep your dog on a leash

We’re here to help your organization become more sustainable

Do you own or operate a business in the city of Vaughan and want to make a positive impact on the community? Through the 2023 Better Your Business program, the City of Vaughan’s Vaughan Business and Entrepreneurship Centre (VBEC) will offer five local organizations the training and tools needed to become more socially and environmentally sustainable!

Instalment due dates are July 27, Aug. 28 and Sept. 28

Vaughan property owners: check your mailboxes. The City of Vaughan has issued the 2023 final residential and non-residential property tax bills. Payment due dates are as follows:

Enjoy Vaughan’s bike paths, walking trails, parks, splashpads and more

If you’re looking for something to do outside this summer, the City of Vaughan has you covered. Vaughan is home to many parks, park amenities and trails available to explore.

Here’s how you can enjoy Vaughan’s great outdoors:

The temporary facility is closing as of June 19

The temporary fitness facility located in the plaza behind Promenade Mall (7700 Bathurst St., Unit 1) is closing as of Monday, June 19. The last day to workout at this location will be Sunday, June 18.

Learn how to upcycle textiles in Vaughan

Did you know the average person throws away approximately 37 kilograms (81 pounds) of textiles every year? That’s a lot of shirts, pants, dresses and jackets that could have been reused or repurposed instead of added to a giant landfill pile.

There are so many ways you can reduce your household textile waste! Try these tips from the City of Vaughan:

Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service signs partnership to offer enhanced mental health care to members

Vaughan’s firefighters are on the front lines of any given emergency and work tirelessly to keep our community safe. And just as the members of Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) are committed to protecting lives and property, ensuring their safety and well-being is a leading priority for the City of Vaughan.