1. Cabarita Swim Centre - opening update

    CABARITA Swim Centre will open for the 2015/16 swimming season tomorrow, Wednesday, 2 September.  

    Due to technical issues with our pool heating system, the official opening of Cabarita Swimming Centre was delayed so the water could reach a temperature that is comfortable for all users.

    The pool, which is owned by City of Canada Bay…

  2. Cabarita Wharf closure

    According to the latest information on Transport NSW’s website, Council can confirm that ferries are currently not stopping at the wharf. 

    Transport NSW advises passengers are able to use their ferry tickets to travel on Sydney Buses between Parramatta and the Sydney CBD or on Sydney trains on the T1 Western Line between…

  3. Calling all comic fans

    Concord Library will be housing treasured pieces of fantasy memorabilia including the famous Throne from Game of Thrones.

    Fans of fantasy and science fiction will have the rare opportunity to sit in the Iron Throne; as well as meet artist Stephen Kok and local graphic novelist Richard Smith.

    Saturday, 3 October, 11am-3pm and Sunday, 4 October…

  4. Canada Bay Citizens of the Year 2015 announced

    At the citizenship event, Chris Castledine (Castle) was named Arts and Culture Citizen of the Year, Carmelein Fernandez named Young Citizen of the Year and Maximilian Brenner was announced the Sports Citizen of the Year.

    “This is a well-deserved accolade for all of our winners and it is great to acknowledge their efforts and…

  5. Canada Bay Citizens of the Year announced

    Mayor Tsirekas also announced Melissa McKeon from Domremy College as Young Citizen of the Year; Yuehan Zhang from the Rhodes Multicultural Community Association as Arts and Cultural Citizen of the Year and Olympic boss John Coates as Sports Citizen of the Year.

    “This is a well-deserved accolade for all of our winners and it was a great pleasure to acknowledge…

  6. Canada Bay Council delivers to community

     

    Mayor Tsirekas delivered his 'State of the Bay' address at Council’s 2 June meeting, outlining the key achievements of the past 12 months and highlighting some of the major projects set for the community in 2015-16. 

    “In 2014-15, we delivered over $26 million of capital works upgrades and renewals across the city,” he said. 

    “We also welcomed the…

  7. Canada Bay to lobby for Bayview Park Wharf

    “The Bayview Park service has had limited support from the Government since 2010 when the timetable was changed to offer a very limited peak hour service and now a decision has been made to close the wharf,” Mayor Tsirekas said. 

    “The service has not been given any opportunity to attract more patrons given the limited timetable and lack of promotion, which…

  8. Canada Bay awarded for best inclusive communications campaign

    Council won the award for their work in targeting specific communications to inform and engage with a diverse and evolving community in Rhodes. 

    "Rhodes is an area that is undergoing a huge transformation and it is paramount that we communicate with and involve our community in this," Mayor Tsirekas said. 

    "Winning this award is…

  9. State Government appoints delegate Richard Colley to manage proposed merger of Canada Bay, Burwood and Strathfield Councils

    You can view and comment on the merger proposal by visiting the .

    Richard Colley has been appointed as the Delegate to examine the Burwood, Canada Bay, Strathfield ‪amalgamation‬ plan. His role will be to assess and report on the proposal, including reviewing submissions and holding a public inquiry.

    Mr Colley will…

  10. Careseekers Sponsors Council Bus Program

    “This is an ideal partnership that will greatly benefit older residents in our Local Government Area,” she said.

    Careseekers connects people looking for carers with qualified, trustworthy and ready to work carers for all in-home situations.

    “The Bay Connection and Active Adults programs engage with over 190 participants from…