1. Concord Carnival 2020

    Concord Carnival is on Sunday, 15 March from 10am-4pm at Greenlees Park, Concord.

    For more information, please visit: canadabay.nsw.gov.au

     

  2. Ending the war on waste

    NSW LGA Vice President and City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas is calling on the NSW Stage Government to invest the millions paid in waste levies back into local recycling and waste infrastructure and initiatives.

    “With recent changes to overseas recycling contracts and the rapid population growth in metropolitan areas, it is time for the NSW Government to think seriously…

  3. Having a yarn with our crafty citizens

    Local Concord women are stitching up a storm for charity while having a yarn as part of their Monday meet up.

    Mayor Angelo Tsirekas celebrated the Concord Senior Citizens Club members who meet weekly to create hand-crafted items for those in need.

    “The generosity and hard work of these women is truly inspiring. Last year alone the group donated over 280…

  4. VANS Park Series and BMX Pro Cup return to Five Dock

    The Vans Park Series Continental Championships and the Vans BMX Pro Cup Regional Qualifiers will return to Five Dock Skatepark on 12-14 April 2019.

    “We are thrilled that the Vans Park Series Continental Championships and BMX Pro Cup are returning to Five Dock Skate Park for the second year in a row,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

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  5. Go on, espresso yourself!

    An unused ticket booth attached to Drummoyne Oval is looking for someone to call it home.

    Do you think there should be a café in the empty ticket booth at Drummoyne Oval?

    This is the question the City of Canada Bay are asking community members.

    Currently, the ticket booth at the Drummoyne Oval pavilion is only used once or twice a year.

    “There is great…

  6. ANZAC Day services 2019

    This ANZAC Day, Community members are invited to honour the memory of Australian men and women who have served in and died in war, with a number of services to be held across the City of Canada Bay Council area.

    Dawn stand-to events, ANZAC marches and post-service celebrations are run by local RSL sub-branches with support from Council.

    “I encourage community members to join…

  7. Community anger sparks Rhodes trolley action

    Mayor Angelo Tsirekas is urging community members to help keep Rhodes beautiful and return trolleys to the shops.

    “I am outraged at the amount of shopping trolleys that have been dumped in and around Rhodes lately,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    “It is disappointing to see so many of these trolleys taken from shopping areas where they belong and left on the…

  8. City of Canada Bay announces huge year ahead for infrastructure funding

    The City of Canada Bay has announced a capital works program for the next financial year that will see ground broken on major infrastructure projects across the City.

    “Once in a generation infrastructure projects, two new waterfront activation sites for the Parramatta River and better every day local amenities – we are building a City that is ready for our future,” City of Canada Bay…

  9. New living art for our foreshore

    The Bay Run and the popular waterside Taplin Park are now home to new mangrove inspired art works thanks to local community collaboration.

     

    Students from Victoria Avenue Public School and St Marks Catholic Primary School have been working with the City of Canada Bay and local artists to create informative and inspiring art work for the community.

     “Each art…

  10. Community collaboration for new public art

    Where is the next hot spot for street art in the City of Canada Bay?

    “In our ongoing quest to keep our City colourful and bright, we are asking the community to find a fantastic location within the City of Canada Bay for our next street artwork,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    The City of Canada Bay is asking residents to share ideas about what…