Fitness centres and pools to reopen on March 8
COVID-19 Updates
First virtual Business Expo draws 150 attendees
Event featured workshops, panel discussions and networking opportunities
Championing accessibility
City of Vaughan approves 2019-2022 Multi-year Accessibility Plan
The fight to combat COVID-19 continues
All levels of
government are responding to the global pandemic
As York Region – and Vaughan – enters the Red-Control level of the Province of Ontario’s COVID-19 response framework, the City continues to work closely with all levels of government to monitor and respond to the global pandemic. The health and well-being of citizens and staff remains the priority.
As York Region – and Vaughan – enters the Red-Control level of the Province of Ontario’s COVID-19 response framework, the City continues to work closely with all levels of government to monitor and respond to the global pandemic. The health and well-being of citizens and staff remains the priority.
Everyone has a role to play in winter operations
Please remember to clear snow and ice from sidewalks, catch
basins and fire hydrants
With great snow comes great responsibility! City
staff continue to work around the clock to keep everyone safe throughout the
winter months, and the City of Vaughan is reminding you to do your part by removing
snow and ice off sidewalks, catch basins and fire hydrants.
Building relationships with Vaughan businesses
There’s
still time to register for the virtual Vaughan Business Expo
The City of Vaughan is continuously working to
support businesses and entrepreneurs throughout 2021 with resources and virtual
networking opportunities, including the 19th annual Vaughan Business Expo
presented by Allstate Canada.
Planning for pickleball
Take the online survey to help inform Vaughan’s plan for future pickleball courts
Improvements are coming to Teston Road – get involved
Online self-guided Public Information Centre and survey available until March 12
Living in harmony with urban wildlife
Never feed wildlife – it is against the law
Vaughan is home to many types of wild animals, including coyotes which are currently in their mating season. With understanding and some simple precautions, you can learn to safely co-exist with the wild animals who share our backyards.
Here are some simple tips to help manage urban wildlife.
Comment on proposed ward boundary alternatives
Four virtual public open houses to take place in March
The second phase in the City of Vaughan’s review of its five ward boundaries is underway. Initial research and public feedback have helped inform the study and contributed to various aspects, maps and alternatives being proposed – explore these options by attending one of four virtual public open houses to be held in March.