Lights off for Earth Hour
On March 26, participate in fun, energy-friendly activities in the dark!
Financial tax support available for seniors
Eligible residents can apply to receive a property tax rebate or deferral
Be a good neighbour – stoop and scoop!
Not
only is it the right thing to do, it’s also the law
Help manage spongy moths this spring
What you need to know
about removing and preventing egg masses
While you get a head start on spring cleaning around the
house, consider tending to trees on your property as well. This season, you may
notice brown- and orange-coloured egg masses on trees throughout Vaughan. These
are most likely spongy moths, formerly known as LDD or
gypsy moths, an invasive species not native to Ontario.
Improving Vaughan%E2%80%99s stormwater facilities
Learn about future enhancements to four stormwater ponds at upcoming virtual sessions
The City of Vaughan is committed to enhancing its communities and fostering sustainable growth for generations to come – and that includes making improvements to its stormwater management ponds.
Advancing transit options in Concord
Attend a virtual session on March 29 to learn about mobility and transportation studies underway
The 20-Minute Makeover challenge is back!
Register by March 29 to receive a free community cleanup kit
Introducing Talent City Vaughan
Financial support is available for local talent
training and development
City business licences and permits are now available online
Service Vaughan helps provide end-to-end citizen-centred
services
It’s time to ‘spring’ forward!
Change your smoke and CO alarm batteries when you turn your clocks ahead
It’s that time of year when we lose one hour of sleep to gain one hour of sunshine. When you’re turning your clocks an hour forward this weekend on Sunday, March 13, be sure to also change the batteries in both your carbon monoxide (CO) and smoke alarms. As a general rule, it’s a good idea to change these alarm batteries every daylight savings – in the spring and in the fall.