Fostering an inclusive, equitable and accessible city

City of Vaughan recognizes National AccessAbility Week with a virtual event


The City of Vaughan is dedicated to advancing accessibility. Through a variety of diversity and inclusion initiatives, the City is fostering an inclusive, equitable, accessible and accommodating community for all. As a reflection of this, the City celebrated National AccessAbility Week today through a virtual event. 

Passionate volunteer celebrated for community involvement

Longtime Vaughan resident Nadia Magarelli receives Ward 3 Civic Hero Award
 
Tonight, during a special virtual ceremonial presentation in the Committee of the Whole Public Meeting, Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua, Ward 3 Councillor Rosanna DeFrancesca and Members of Council presented Nadia Magarelli with the 2021 Ward 3 Civic Hero Award.
 
Since 1990, Nadia has volunteered countless hours to lead

Sam Roberts Band to headline Vaughan’s virtual Canada Day event!

Tune in for special guest Jully Black, family-friendly entertainment and more
 
For the second year in a row, the City of Vaughan will be hosting its annual award-winning Vaughan Celebrates Canada Day celebration presented by TD and event sponsor Tim Hortons, virtually. This year’s lineup will be headlined by Canadian musicians and JUNO Award winners Sam Roberts Band, with special guest Jully Black, dubbed Canada’s queen of R&B and a JUNO Award winner.

Get ready for a summer of fun with Vaughan!

Registration for in-person summer camps and virtual programming starts Monday, May 31
 
The school year is coming to an end and parents are looking for activities for their kids this summer. Starting Monday, May 31 at 8:30 a.m., registration will open for in-person summer camps and virtual programming. Children can enjoy everything from art and science to environmental studies and musical theatre – Vaughan has something for everyone!
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