“Over 100,000 people came along to our 19th year of Ferragosto. This is a fantastic increase in popularity and support as the festival continues to grow year on year,” she said.
“I had many people approach me throughout the day to say they were having an incredible time and a number of local businesses and stallholders said they had…
“We are entering the 17th year of Ferragosto and there is so much Italian talent and activities, it’ll make festival-goers feel as though they have left Sydney and are enjoying a vibrant Sunday in Italy,” Mayor Tsirekas said.
Ferrafesta (main stage) will bring the Italian party to life with stand-out performances by EuroLatino. The combination of romantic…
“We are encouraging businesses to celebrate the 16th annual Ferragosto and get involved in this premier event,” City of Canada Bay General Manager Gary Sawyer said.
“We have a number of sponsorship packages available including the popular FerraKitchen, Ferrakids, Home Grown and Main Stage,” Mr Sawyer said.
Ferragosto is one of Sydney’s favourite Italian…
Councillors voted to uphold Council's resolution of 26 May 2015 not to merge with Burwood and Strathfield as this option failed the initial scale test and was determined to be financially unsustainable.
Council will now prepare a submission to the Boundaries Commission on the basis that the City of Canada Bay will 'stand alone'.
For more details,…
Three councils in Sydney’s inner west could soon become the Sydney Olympic Park City Council with Auburn City, Burwood and City of Canada Bay lodging a joint merger submission to the Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal on 30 June, 2015.
The decision to explore a merger comes following the State Government’s strong indication that ‘no-change’ is not an…
City of Canada Bay has commissioned a major public artwork to mark the Great North Road convict trail in Five Dock, says Deputy Mayor Helen McCaffrey.
Council recently put a call out to artists to develop a bold and innovative piece of art that would honour the history of Great North Road and its significance in Five Dock.
“This piece will be situated at…
“Our plan is to retain the village feel that we all love about Five Dock while we create a place with community spirit that is appealing for people to shop, work, live and visit, as well as a place that can provide for future economic and commercial growth,” Mayor Tsirekas added.
The transformation of Five Dock will begin with renewing the…
“It’s astonishing to think there are an estimated 5.4 million cases of food poisoning each year and with a little extra caution, we can drastically reduce this number,” said Mayor Angelo Tsirekas.
The Food Safety Information Council outline four guidelines everyone should follow:
A new online magazine service will give library members in the City of Canada Bay free access to hundreds of popular magazines, says Mayor Angelo Tsirekas.
City of Canada Bay Libraries in Concord and Five Dock today have joined forces with Auburn, Burwood, Canterbury, Strathfield and Waverley libraries to offer Zinio eMagazines – the new digital magazine download service which…
City of Canada Bay has been awarded grant funding of $126,800 by the NSW EPA’s ‘Waste Less, Recycle More’ program to expand its resourcewise program, says Mayor Angelo Tsirekas.
“We are offering businesses in the City of Canada Bay a free, independent ‘BIN TRIM’ waste assessment that will help them save money on waste removal costs and reduce…