Vaughan Ward Boundary Review

In April 2016, the City of Vaughan engaged an independent consultant team to carry out a comprehensive ward boundary review. This is in line with a Council approved direction, and the review is to be completed in early 2017 for implementation in the 2018 municipal election. This Options Report presents three options for re-aligning Vaughan’s wards for public discussion.

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Type:

Research Report

Date:

December 2016

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City of Vaughan

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