1. Splash into spring

    Drummoyne and Cabarita swimming centres are now open!

    “I am pleased to announce that after a few months off over the winter period, our pools at Cabarita and Drummoyne are open and ready for action,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    To celebrate the opening of the pool season, the City of Canada Bay is hosted an open day at both sites on 1…

  2. Kicking goals for Concord

    Majors Bay Reserve in Concord will soon be home to the City of Canada Bay’s first synthetic football field as part of a giant $6.7 million upgrade.

    “I am thrilled to announce that works are well advanced on our Majors Bay Reserve Sporting Precinct Upgrade, ensuring our City’s open spaces will continue to service the growing needs of our active community,” City of…

  3. $120,000 bin upgrade project

    The City of Canada Bay has committed $120,000 to upgrade public litter bins across the City, in order to prevent and reduce litter as part of its Litter Strategy.

    New robust bin enclosures will replace older litter bin models, in an aim to improve the amenity of local areas and therefore reduce litter.

    The new enclosed bins are easy to use, easy to service and…

  4. Ride into the future

    Mayor Angelo Tsirekas announces bright future for cyclists during this year’s NSW Bike Week.

    “This week is NSW Bike Week and the perfect time to provide and update on our suite of projects improving cycling throughout our area,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    “Not only do we host an annual free bike event for our community, we are continuing…

  5. Ragdoll revealed as City of Canada Bay's favourite breed

    A recent report from the NSW Pet Registry revealed the City of Canada Bay’s top five cat breeds.

    “We love our pets in the City of Canada Bay. Our City is home to over 7,500 feline friends,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    The report showed that 432 Ragdolls call the City of Canada Bay home, followed by 337 Burmese, 142 British Shorthair, 81…

  6. City of Canada Bay declares climate emergency

    The City of Canada Bay has joined over 1,000 local governments and…

  7. Good Food Month comes to Concord

    Discover the secrets behind the oldest butcher in NSW during Good Food Month in Concord.

    I am thrilled to announce our partnership with Friends of Good Food Month this year,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said. 

    “Majors Bay Road in Concord is a favourite foodie haven and we have five culinary experiences on offer as part of Good Food Month.”…

  8. New life for Cintra Park

    Thanks to joint funding from Federal and Local Government, Inner West netballers will soon benefit from brand new facilities at Cintra Park in Concord.

    “I’m thrilled to announce that this month we have broken ground on our $1.6 million Cintra Park Netball Amenities Upgrade,” Federal Member for Reid Fiona Martin said.

    This $1.6 million project is jointly funded…

  9. Get fit for free in Five Dock

    Five Dock residents will soon have access to free gym equipment after the City of Canada Bay revealed new plans to upgrade Five Dock Park playground. 

    Under the proposed plans $140,000 has been allocated to replace and relocate the current playground to a more central location within the park. 

    A brand new $100,000 adjoining fitness station will also…

  10. City of Canada Bay bins get smart

    The City of Canada Bay has partnered with Smart Sensor Technologies and Meshed to install 95 public litter bin sensors throughout the City of Canada Bay.

    The smart bins alert Council when they are ready to be collected.

    “We're committed to being at the cutting edge when it comes to smart city technologies like our bin-sensor pilot program,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo…