1. City of Canada Bay goes 100% renewable

    City of Canada Bay target carbon emissions in huge deal with SSROC and ZEN…

  2. New stormwater system installed to prevent 50 tonnes of pollution entering waterways each year

    As part of its commitment to improving the health of the Parramatta River and conserving water, the City of Canada Bay has installed a top-of-the-range Gross Pollutant Trap (GPT) at Nullawarra Avenue in Concord.

    City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said installation of this GPT, alongside 30 others, would prevent hundreds of tonnes of waste entering our…

  3. Uhrs Point Reserve ready for launch

    A new $1.2 million launch facility has opened on the Parramatta River in Rhodes.

    NSW Maritime Executive Director Mark Hutchings said the facility at Uhrs Point Reserve on the western side of the Ryde Bridge will make it safer and easier to launch kayaks, canoes and other passive watercraft.

    “Railings that had been used in the past to help put small craft…

  4. The City of Canada Bay celebrates Small Business Month

    This March the City of Canada Bay is rolling out a campaign to support small businesses across the City.

    “As we emerge from an extended lockdown that has paid an unprecedented toll on our local economy, Small Business Month is an important moment to celebrate and support our small businesses,” Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    As part of Small Business Month,…

  5. Youth Photography Competition winners announced

    The City of Canada Bay’s first Youth Photography Competition received an overwhelming positive response with 75 submissions received.

    “This is a fantastic initiative and I am very proud of the wonderful work produced by the young people across our City,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    “Thank you to all the photographers who entered and…

  6. International Women’s Day in the City of Canada Bay

    On Tuesday, 8 March the City of Canada Bay celebrated International Women’s Day with a special morning tea and talk featuring Walkley-award winning investigative journalist Jess Hill. The event was opened with a Welcome to Country from Rowena Welsh from Metro Local Aboriginal Land Council.

    “International Women's Day provides a useful opportunity to reinforce…

  7. Work underway to fix unprecedented number of potholes

    The City of Canada Bay road repairs crew is enjoying a break from the weather after a week of working through the rain to make emergency repairs. In one morning alone, they used over 1 tonne of asphalt filling potholes.

    They have recently filled potholes on Great North Road, Fairlight Street, Tranmere Street, Henley Marine Drive, Ian Parade, and Burwood Road.

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  8. NSW Open set to tee off in Concord

    The state’s premier golf championship will be returning to Concord Golf Club from 17–20 March 2022.

    “Our City is pleased to host the NSW Open Championship, one of the most important golf fixtures in the Australian golf calendar,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    The host venue, Concord Golf Club, is no stranger to professional golf or the…

  9. John Whitton Bridge closed for maintenance 28 March - 1 April

    The John Whitton Bridge, under the care and control of the Department of Crown Lands, will be closed for maintenance from 9am–3pm Monday, 28 March – Friday, 1 April 2022. The work will involve the replacement of worn panels, removal of loose objects and inspection of the underside of the bridge.

    The bridge will remain open for use outside of these hours.

    Please…

  10. Mayor’s Golf Day returns for A Bloody Great Cause

    This year the Mayor’s Golf Day will be returning to Massey Park Golf Club on Friday, 1 April to raise funds for the Foundation for A Bloody Great Cause.

    The fundraising will support world-leading blood cancer clinical trials at the Concord Cancer Centre in Concord Hospital.

    “Our annual Mayor’s Golf Day is about giving back to the…