Join the Thornhill SNAP for an engaging "Home Flood Protection Workshop", led by the AET Group- an environmental consultancy with extensive experience in flood risk assessment.

Learn about the increasing risk of flooding in Canadian communities, the impacts it can have on your home and well-being, and what practical steps you can take to reduce your risk. This session will cover strategies like rainwater management, insurance considerations, basement flood protection features, and other key practices that help keep water out and get it out fast.

Join the Thornhill SNAP Community Champion Network (TSCCN) for a fun and meaningful Community Litter Clean-up at Heffhill Park in honour of Earth Day!

Litter clean-ups are an easy and impactful way to care for our environment and show some love to the planet. Bring your friends and family as we work together to make the park cleaner, greener, and more beautiful for everyone.

We’ll provide all the equipment you need, but feel free to bring your own gloves if you prefer.

Cameras go live on April 23!

The City of Vaughan’s automated speed enforcement cameras will go live in 10 locations across Vaughan on Wednesday, April 23, with the goal of keeping all road users safe. Following an extensive notification period, which began in October 2024, this is the next step we’re taking to reduce speeding and prioritize road safety for everyone in our community. 

Consent is being requested to sever a parcel of land, approximately 0.026 HA, as a lot addition, to be merged on title with the abutting lands to the east legally described as Lot 3 of 65M-4778. The retained lands have frontage along Kirby Road and are approximately 2.96 HA.

Relief from the Zoning By-law is requested to permit a minimum lot area of 2.96 ha for the retained lands to facilitate Consent Application B013/24.

Relief from the zoning by-law is being requested to permit a proposed addition to the existing dwelling.

Did you know cooking is the number one cause of home fires in Ontario? As you plan your holiday meals with loved ones this long weekend, Vaughan Fire and Rescue Service (VFRS) is reminding everyone to keep fire safety top of mind.

When you are cooking, remember these important safety tips:

Cool it. Scrape it. Bin it. Follow these three steps to dispose of fats, oils and grease properly. If you’re cooking or baking this holiday long weekend, place these substances in the green bin – not down the kitchen sink.

The City of Vaughan is introducing you to some of the teams that work hard to support the residents and businesses that call this vibrant community home! Today, we’re sharing everything there is to know about the City’s By-law and Compliance, Licensing and Permit Services (BCLPS) department.  

Relief from the Zoning By-law is being requested to permit a swimming pool located in the interior side yard of the lot. Relief is also being requested to permit a gazebo in the rear yard.