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the top five resident questions received in December
Welcome, 2021!
The City of Vaughan is here to support your New Year’s resolutions
Happy New Year! This is a time to reflect and look forward to the year ahead. No matter what your plans are for 2021, the City of Vaughan is there to support you and your New Year’s resolutions.
Resolution #1: Be more active
The City continues to offer virtual exercise classes so you can stay active at home.
Happy New Year, Vaughan!
Practise fire safety when ringing in 2021 at home
Get your virtual event noticed
Vaughan’s website is a great place to promote online events
Planning a virtual event for the new year? The City invites local groups and community organizations to submit their requests to have their upcoming virtual events posted on Vaughan’s online events calendar.
The calendar allows residents to browse and stay up to date on upcoming virtual or modified events hosted by the City, eligible groups and organizations throughout Vaughan.
Stay informed
Receive COVID-19 updates via email, social media and more
As the global COVID-19 pandemic persists, the City of Vaughan continues to keep citizens informed about reopenings, closures and precautionary measures in place. There are many ways residents can stay up to date on the City’s latest response efforts, including through eNewsletters, social networks, websites and more.
Venture into the great outdoors
Enjoy the many wonders of winter that Vaughan has to offer
If you’re looking to get outside and enjoy the crisp, fresh air this winter, it’s the perfect time to try a new outdoor activity in Vaughan. Embrace the cold and discover the City’s many outdoor activities for the whole family to enjoy.
Waste reminders during the holidays
Learn about winter collection tips, holiday schedule changes and Christmas tree collection
With the December break in full swing, the City of Vaughan is reminding residents about proper waste set out during the winter months, holiday waste schedule changes, Christmas tree collection, upcoming Double-Up Days and the 2021 Waste Calendar.
#ShopVaughanLocal this Boxing Day
Support local businesses by shopping online from the safety of home
Boxing Day looks a little bit different this year with more people searching for deals online in response to COVID-19. The City of Vaughan is reminding residents to keep local businesses in mind when searching for savings.
There are many ways to show your local love.
Have a fire-safe home for the holidays
Tips from Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service to enjoy the festive season safely
Join the conversation – virtually
City seeking public input on a variety of city-building initiatives throughout Vaughan