Enjoy Vaughan parks, trails and splash pads this Victoria Day
Municipal offices and
facilities will be closed on May 22
Resident recognized for work with children with autism
Ward 2 Civic Hero Award presented to Fred Santini
Ratepayers president works to bring community together
Ward 5 Civic Hero Award presented to Pam Taraday-Levy
Strong communities are built when people come together for the collective good. Every resident has the power to influence positive change. That’s why Vaughan Council established a Civic Hero program to recognize citizens who make an impact.
Recognizing residents who give back
Celebrating local volunteers
at annual award ceremony
Paying tribute to our roots
Vaughan receives Canada 150 grant to support tree-planting initiatives
Community unites to make Vaughan a greener place
Annual 20-Minute
Makeover draws thousands to clean up the city
Celebrate our nation
Grants available to not-for-profit groups interested in hosting an event for Canada 150
Be sure to check the City’s holiday schedule before making plans on the Easter weekend
Vaughan municipal offices
will be closed on April 14 and 17
Statement on shootings in Vaughan
Mayor Maurizio Bevilacqua has issued the following statement.
Further to the recent tragic events in the past few
weeks, as Mayor I want to assure citizens of Vaughan that we are
working closely with York Regional Police. They have allocated significant
resources to these investigations and will provide information as appropriate. The
safety and security of our citizens is of the utmost importance.
Nominations are open for the Order of Vaughan
Submissions are being accepted until June 15
The City of Vaughan is made up of people from many
different backgrounds. From entrepreneurs and philanthropists to business
leaders and volunteers – they each bring something special and encompass the
best of Canadian citizenship.