Last call for the 2022 Curb Appeal nominations!
Nominate someone with a beautiful front yard before
Sunday, July 3
From the archives: The Kleinburg Binder Twine Festival
Learn more about the
city’s history from the Vaughan Archives
Council 101
Learn about Vaughan’s local government and the upcoming
municipal election
Vaughan citizens – Council 101 is in session! How much do you know
about the local government structure and the upcoming municipal election? The
City of Vaughan is here to keep you informed about everything you need to know.
What’s open and closed in Vaughan on Canada Day
City service changes and
modified hours on Friday, July 1
Canada Day is almost here! As citizens prepare to recognize
the holiday, the City of Vaughan is reminding everyone of the following facility
closures and modified hours on Friday, July 1.
Municipal facilities
Keep firework safety top of mind this Canada Day
Follow these tips from
Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service when using fireworks
Did you know that Canada Day is one of only two days in the
year you can light fireworks without a permit in Vaughan? If you are planning
to use fireworks on July 1, there are some important safety steps to follow.
Summer in Vaughan for Canada Day!
Enjoy live music and entertainment
at Boyd Conservation Park
Canada Day is
the perfect time for people throughout the Greater Toronto Area and beyond to
get out and experience all the action and excitement in Vaughan!
The off-leash dog area at Sugarbush Heritage Park is now open!
Enjoy this new space in
Vaughan and help keep it fun and safe
The City of Vaughan is excited to introduce another local off-leash dog area for you and your four-legged friends to explore! This new space is located in Thornhill, within Sugarbush Heritage Park, at 91 Thornhill Woods Dr.
Check your mailbox: Vaughan’s final property tax bills have been sent
Instalment due dates
are July 28, Aug. 29 and Sept. 28
Protect your trees from spongy moths
Follow the City’s tips
on trapping and removing caterpillars
Spongy moths are once again making a home for themselves
in Vaughan, and, this time of year, they’re emerging as caterpillars. The spongy
moth caterpillars are orange, brown and black, and they eat leaves from hardwood trees such as oak, maple, birch and poplar,
and select shrubs. As the City of Vaughan’s staff continues to control the
population on municipal trees, there are also a few steps you can take to help
protect trees on your property.