Indigenous Land Acknowledgment

As a reflection of this ongoing commitment, the City adopted an update to its Indigenous Land Acknowledgement on June 22, 2021. Council endorsed an amendment to address existing inaccuracies. This includes changing the title from “Aboriginal Territorial Acknowledgement” to “Indigenous Land Acknowledgement,” in addition to a revised statement. It was ratified before Council on Tuesday, June 22 and reads as follows:

 

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

The City strives to foster a culture that is inclusive and respectful, where all citizens, employees, businesses and visitors are provided accessible opportunities to engage and participate, is proud to have diverse communities, and values the significant contributions diverse communities make to the cultural, economic and social achievements in Vaughan.

 

Promenade Centre

The Promenade Centre area is about 95 acres of land bounded by Centre Street, Bathurst Street, Clark Avenue West and New Westminster Drive. The City of Vaughan has completed Promenade Centre Secondary Plan, and is undertaking the Promenade Centre Public Realm Framework and Urban Design Guidelines Study to guide the area's growth.

 

Learn more about these studies:

 

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