To Improve Infrastructure:

• $9.6 million -> redevelopment of Jane Street

• $26,626 -> sidewalk construction and LED street lighting installation on Rutherford Road

• $800,000 -> North Maple Regional Park Trail Development

• $880,000 -> renewal of Fire Hall 7-1

• +$1 million -> improvements for storm resiliency across Vaughan Urban Forest

• $183,237 -> upgrading Keele St—Steeles Ave to Highway 407

• $750,000 -> revitalize Woodbridge Village and Avenue

• $50,000 -> extending the Humber Trail to Langstaff Road

• $10,815 -> extending the Humber River-William Granger Greenway Trail System

• $173,994 -> design and construction for the renewal of the Black Creek Channel

• $41,128 -> Road Rehabilitation in the Arnold/Anthony/Chrislea Areas /Centre Areas

 

To improve community spaces:

• + $7.2 million -> revitalization  of Maple Library and Community Centre

• +$2.5 million-> replacing the artificial turf on Vaughan Grove Sports Park

• $895,000 -> revitalization of Robert Watson Park

• $895,000 -> redevelopment of Gallanough Park

• $743,500 -> various amenities upgrades at Boyd Park

• $86,400 -> upgrading HVAC for residential common areas at the Kristus Darzs Latvian Home for the Aged

• $731,250 -> renovation of Woodbridge Public Library

• $200,000 -> improve Kortright Visitor Centre

• $72,600 -> expand the Maxey Park playground

• $46,200 -> improve Matthew Park

• $181,500 -> improve the Chancellor District Park    playground

• $464,428 -> rehabilitate McMichael Canadian Art Collection (Group of Seven National Heritage Attraction)

 

To help businesses scale-up:

• $3.8 million -> Pliteq Inc.

• $2.3 million -> Vision Profile Extrusions Ltd

• $6 million -> Northern Transformer Inc.

• $2.5 million -> Metalworks

• $900,000 -> Demetres Manufactory

• $750,000 -> Clover Tool Manufacturing Ltd.

• $1.25 million -> Kama.AI

 

To improve accessibility:

• Over $1.5 million invested in early learning centres, community spaces and workplaces through Enabling Accessibly to make Vaughan more accessible.

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To keep seniors connected:

• Over $825,000 through the New Horizons for Seniors Program to support seniors in our community through activities that improve their quality of life.

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Other key investments in the City of Vaughan:

• $365,600 -> via the Municipalities for Climate Innovation Program

• Nearly $77.6 million -> between 2018-24 via the Canada Community-Building Fund  (formerly known as the Gas Tax Fund.

• For Infrastructure Improvements during COVID:

• +$15.1 million -> ICIP

• +$2.1 million -> HVAC upgrades and retrofits