Vaughan, community by community

Six communities, one base

The City of Vaughan is not one place. Woodbridge is the largest community, Italian-Canadian in character, with its own historic main street on Woodbridge Avenue and the Highway 7 and 427 corridor along its southern edge. Thornhill straddles Yonge Street with Markham and has the Promenade, the Bathurst corridor and the shortest drive to downtown. Maple is the civic centre — City Hall, Canada's Wonderland, the Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital and Maple GO — around Major Mackenzie and Keele. Kleinburg is the village on the Humber, home of the McMichael gallery and the estate streets. Concord is Highway 7 and Keele to Dufferin: head offices, industrial parks and the eastern flank of the downtown. And the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre is that downtown — the subway, the Highway 407 terminal, the towers and the condos at Highway 7 and Jane.

Each community has its own page because each has its own pickup logistics, its own venues, its own fastest route to Pearson and its own reasons people book a chauffeur. The vehicles are positioned across all six, which is why a 5 a.m. Kleinburg pickup is twelve minutes away rather than forty-five. Beyond the city line, the service area page covers Richmond Hill, Markham, King City, Aurora, Newmarket, Bolton, Caledon and the northern GTA.