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      Vaughan City Council is the lower-tier municipal governing body for the city of Vaughan, Ontario. It is a part of the upper-tier Regional Municipality of York. Members of the council are elected in three categories: wards councillors, citywide councillors, and a mayor. The wards have remained consistent since the 2010 election.


      Council positions




      = Mayor

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      = Local and regional councillor

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      Also known as simply regional councillors, anyone filling this position not only serves the people's interest on the Vaughan City Council, they are also responsible for representing the city at the York Regional Council. The regional councillor who receives the most votes in an election is also made the deputy mayor, whose role is to represent the mayor in their absence. For the extra work they do, the deputy mayor receives a 10% higher salary compared to a councillor.


      = Ward councillors

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      Current council




      Vaughan City Hall


      City council and various civic offices are housed at the Civic Centre which was designed by Kubawara, Payne, McKenna and Blumberg and opened in 2011.
      Besides the main City Hall building, the complex features:

      Civic Tower with clock
      Chamber of Commerce Building
      Public library building
      Civic Square, Market and Cenotaph
      reflecting pool/skating rink
      public gardens and naturalized park
      Previous civic buildings:

      Township Hall in Vellore on Lot 20 in Concession 5 (present day Weston Road between Rutherford Road and Major Mackenzie Drive) 1845-1943
      Township Hall at northeast corner of Major Mackenzie Drive and Keele Street 1943-1957
      2141 Major Mackenzie Drive 1957-2011 (renovation in 1982)


      Previous councils




      = Township of Vaughan

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      = Town of Vaughan

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      1971 to 1983

      1983 to 1991


      = City of Vaughan

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      1991 to 1994

      1994 to 2002

      2002 to 2010

      2010 to 2022

      2022 to present


      = Notes

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      Controversy


      Following the November 2006 election, former mayor Michael Di Biase appealed the results of the elections citing possible errors in the ballot counting machines. The results were reviewed following a decision in his favour in Ontario Superior Court, concluding that the original result, the election of Jackson as mayor, was the correct one.


      Mayors


      The head of City Council is the mayor. A list of mayors and reeves of Vaughan includes:
      Reeves

      Garnett A. Williams 1969-1970
      Brian Bailey 1967-1968
      Albert H. Rutherford 1961-1966
      John W. Perry 1957-1960
      Marshall McMurchy 1952-1956
      John Hostrawer 1949-1951
      Boynton Weldrick 1944-1948
      Robert W. Scott 1936-1943
      George Kellam 1931-1935
      James Henry Robson 1929-1930
      Henry Kellam 1928
      George Kellam 1927
      Thomas B. Weldrick 1925-1926
      John T. Saigeon 1922-1924
      John Whitmore 1917-1921
      Scott McNair 1915-1916
      James A. Cameron 1911-1914
      Daniel Longhouse 1909-1910
      Isaac Devins 1907-1908
      John Boyle 1905-1906
      William Watson 1903-1904
      James H. Kirby 1901-1902
      Alexander Bryson 1898-1900
      Samuel Arnold 1897
      George High 1894-1896
      Andrew Russell 1890-1893
      James McNeil 1889
      Alexander Malloy 1887-1888
      Thompson Porter 1881-1886
      William C. Patterson 1874-1880
      David Boyle 1872-1873
      Peter Patterson 1868–1871
      Henry S. Howland 1864-1867
      Robert J. Arnold 1861-1863
      Henry S. Howland 1859-1860
      David Bridgeford 1858
      John W. Gamble 1850-1857 first reeve of the Township


      Acting/Deputy Mayors


      The position of Deputy Mayor (earlier called Acting Mayor) is based on the councillor receiving the greatest number of votes in a municipal election, and has included:
      Deputy Reeves'

      Garnet A. Williams 1965-1968
      Jesse Bryson 1961-1964
      Victor B. Ryder 1959-1960
      Robert A. Kirk 1957-1958
      Albert H. Rutherford 1952–1956, 1969-1970
      Marshall McMurchy 1949-1951
      John Hostrawser 1944-1948
      Boynton Weldrick 1936-1943
      Robert W. Scott 1935
      Robert Dooks 1931-1934
      Thomas Baker 1929-1930
      Arthur Farr 1927-1928
      James Henry Robson 1925-1928
      Thomas B. Weldrick 1922-1924
      George Kellam 1922-1926
      William O. McDonald 1921
      Walter Anderson 1919-1920
      John T. Saigeon 1917–1918, 1921, 1929-1931
      John Whitmore 1915-1916
      Scott McNair 1911-1914
      James A. Cameron 1909-1910
      Daniel Longhouse 1907-1908
      William Watson 1898
      James H. Kirby 1897-1898
      Alexander Bryson 1894-1897
      Samuel Arnold 1890-1896
      George High 1887-1893
      Andrew Russell 1887-1889
      Isaac Reaman 1886-1888
      George Elliott 1886
      Alexander Malloy 1884-1886
      Thomas Webster 1882-1883
      William Cook 1881-1885
      Damiel Reaman 1879-1885
      Isaac Nattress 1879-1881
      John L. Card 1878, 1880
      Daniel Kinnee 1877-1878
      Isaac Chapman 1875-1876
      N. Clarke Wallace 1874-1879
      Thomas Webster 1872-1877
      Thompson Porter 1871-1873
      David Boyle 1870-1871
      William Hartman 1868-1869
      Robert J. Arnold 1867-1870
      Thomas Grahame 1865-1867
      William Cook 1861, 1863
      Alfred Jeffery 1858–1860, 1862, 1864
      David Smellie 1851-1853


      References




      External links


      Members of the Council at the City of Vaughan website
      Ward and councillor area map

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