Celebrating a little bit of history this Civic Holiday

​City commemorates Benjamin Vaughan on Aug. 1

What’s in a name? The Civic Holiday being celebrated on Monday, Aug. 1 this year is known by many names as some cities and provinces have chosen to celebrate historically significant individuals or organizations to create meaning around the day. In Vaughan, the Civic Holiday is a commemoration of Benjamin Vaughan, a British diplomat and the City’s namesake.

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Potential Canada Post service disruption

​The City of Vaughan would like to notify residents that all incoming and outgoing mail will be affected in the event of a labour disruption involving Canada Post.
 
The City encourages residents who use the postal system to consider in-person or alternate methods to pay their bills to ensure that payments are received by the due dates.
 
Property taxes can be paid by a pre-authorized payment plan, post-dated che
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Outdoor water use reminder

Water conservation measures in effect during the summer months
 
With the current hot weather conditions, water is in high demand throughout York Region. The City of Vaughan is taking this opportunity to remind residents and businesses about the outdoor water use restrictions outlined in the Outdoor Water Use By-law.
 
The by-law restricts outdoor water use from May 15 to Sept.
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Vaughan reaches contract with CUPE Local 905

​City signs four-year deal with union that represents hundreds of employees
 
The City of Vaughan and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 905 reached a contract settlement that was ratified by Vaughan Council on June 28 and the CUPE membership the following day. This deal represents an important milestone in achieving Term of Council priorities and continuing to support the City’s focus on Service Excellence.
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