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What’s open and closed in Vaughan on Labour Day

City service changes and modified hours on Monday, Sept. 6

Labour Day is coming up, which means it's almost time to (safely!) enjoy the long weekend! Do you know what's open and closed for the holiday? The City of Vaughan is reminding the community of the following facility closures and modified hours in effect on Monday, Sept. 6.

Municipal facilities

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COVID-19 Updates

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Mayor Bevilacqua thanks City staff for running Maple Community Centre vaccination clinic

York Region Public Health to resume day-to-day operations beginning today

The following statement was issued by Vaughan Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua:

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Calling all green thumbs!

Join community planting events on Sept. 9 and Sept. 22 as part of the City’s Thornhill SNAP project

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Help keep Vaughan’s water clean and safe

Find out what should and shouldn’t go down the drain

As citizens enjoy splashpads and cold glasses of water on hot summer days, the City of Vaughan continues working to supply safe and clean drinking water to residents and businesses – but, did you know, maintaining quality water is everyone’s responsibility?

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Nearing the last splash of summer!

Take advantage of splashpads open daily until Sept. 6.

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Read, learn and play with VPL!

Vaughan Public Libraries continues to enhance in-person and online offerings for the community

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The city of Vaughan has Curb Appeal!

Showcasing notable 2021 awarded properties and gardening tips for next year

Vaughan is home to many green thumbs – especially in 2021! With a record number of 1,042 nominations submitted this year, the City’s annual Curb Appeal Program was a success. Nominees were visited by community volunteers to evaluate their properties, and a total of 750 recognized properties received a Curb Appeal sign on their lawn as an award for their dedication to beautification.

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