Tune in for a tribute to the best of Bob Marley
Vaughan Celebrates Concerts in the Park continues virtually, tonight
Increasing consumer confidence in Vaughan
Businesses can take part in the POST Promise and Safe Travels Stamp programs
As Vaughan and most of the province progress through Step 2 of the Roadmap to Reopening, many businesses are preparing to welcome back visitors. To help reassure customers of a safe experience, businesses can take part in displaying the POST Promise and the Safe Travels Stamp in their windows.
Vaughan calls for Yonge Street alignment of Yonge North Subway Extension
Council aligns its
position with municipal partners
#PlayVaughanLocal this summer!
Your next outdoor adventure awaits at vaughan.ca/PlayVaughanLocal
Do you know where your curb box is?
Call the City for help to adjust the height, repair or locate it
As the summer weather continues, you may be wrapping up renovations to your outdoor space or thinking about taking on a new project. The City of Vaughan is reminding everyone to call before doing anything around your curb box. That includes lowering or raising it, repairing it or renovating around it.
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COVID-19 Updates
New innovation space to open for businesses in Vaughan
City partners with Vaughan Public Libraries and ventureLAB to open satellite location for entrepreneurs
The City of Vaughan has partnered with Vaughan Public Libraries (VPL) and ventureLAB to establish a new innovation space in Vaughan, strengthening the City as a place where entrepreneurs and small businesses can flourish and grow.
Vaughan marks Canada Day
Today’s virtual event will bring the community together starting at 1:50 p.m.
Today the City of Vaughan marks Canada Day with a virtual event that will bring the community together starting at 1:50 p.m. at vaughan.ca/CanadaDay. It will provide an opportunity to reflect upon the country’s past while also offering activities and entertainment for the entire family to participate in from home.
Andrew Zvanitajs promoted to Vaughan Fire Chief
Dedicated member of VFRS takes the helm after almost 25 years with the service
City Manager Nick Spensieri is pleased to announce that Vaughan Council has ratified the appointment of Andrew Zvanitajs as the new Chief of Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) after almost 25 years with the service.
Chief Zvanitajs first joined VFRS in 1997 after completing a bachelor’s degree from McMaster University and a paramedic diploma from Algonquin College.