The City of Vaughan has closed the splashpad at Melville Park (201 Melville Ave.) until further notice for necessary repairs.
But don’t worry! There are still 19 other locations you can cool off at this long weekend. All locations are open daily from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., subject to weather and surface conditions.
Not sure how to spend the stat holiday today? There’s plenty to do right here in Vaughan! From exploring local trails to diving into the outdoor pool, there are many fun, free activities to keep you and your family entertained for the whole day. Get ready to discover the top five things to do in Vaughan on the last day of this long weekend!
1. Dive into the Thornhill Outdoor Pool
Challenge yourself to refuse single-use plastics this month
The City of Vaughan’s Public Works crews are working hard to provide quality services to keep the city’s public spaces safe, clean and beautiful for your enjoyment. Here is an update on our summer maintenance operations:
Potholes
Join us at Boyd Conservation Area from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The long weekend is here, and it’s not too late to make plans for Canada Day!
Bring your family and friends to Vaughan’s award-winning Canada Day celebration today at Boyd Conservation Area (8739 Islington Ave.) from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., headlined by Sam Roberts Band!
Submit a nominee to the Order of Vaughan today!
Is there someone in your life who inspires you to give back to the community? A person who goes above and beyond to make a positive difference? If this sounds like a friend, colleague or neighbour of yours, nominate them for the Order of Vaughan!
Stay safe and have fun this Canada Day
The long weekend is almost here! Canada Day is one of only two days each year you can light fireworks in Vaughan without a permit. But do you know how to handle them safely? If you plan to use fireworks on Saturday, July 1, there are some important safety steps to follow before, during and after you set them off.
Follow these safety guidelines from Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service:
DO
