About Us
For more than two decades, City Life Magazine has been telling the stories that shape Vaughan. Since our launch in 2003, we have grown alongside one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities, becoming a trusted voice that celebrates the people, businesses, and ideas driving our community forward.
Published bimonthly, City Life is more than a lifestyle magazine – it’s a reflection of the city’s energy, ambition, and culture. Every issue brings readers closer to the entrepreneurs building successful businesses, the innovators creating change, the artists enriching our cultural landscape, and the local personalities making a lasting impact.
Our editorial coverage spans business, dining, fashion, health, arts, culture, travel, entertainment, and community affairs, combining compelling storytelling with beautiful photography and thoughtful design. We believe every great city deserves a publication that captures both its milestones and its everyday moments, connecting readers to the experiences that make Vaughan unique.
As Vaughan continues to evolve, so do we. With a commitment to high-quality journalism, creative storytelling, and meaningful local connections, City Life Magazine remains dedicated to informing, inspiring, and celebrating the community we proudly call home.
Whether you’re discovering a new restaurant, following the city’s latest developments, meeting inspiring local leaders, or exploring the stories behind Vaughan’s continued growth, City Life is your trusted guide to the people and places shaping our city – today and for years to come.
Indigenous Land Acknowledgement
City Life Magazine respectfully acknowledges that our office is situated on the traditional territories of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Huron-Wendat, the Haudenosaunee, and other Indigenous peoples. We recognize the enduring presence and contributions of Indigenous communities on this land. As a company, we are committed to fostering respectful and meaningful relationships with Indigenous peoples and honoring their history, cultures, and traditions. We are grateful for the opportunity to work, live, and learn on these lands, and we strive to support reconciliation and mutual understanding.