1. Ferragosto is back

    “Ferragosto is back and bigger than ever,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said. “With five stages, over 160 food and merchandise stalls, amusement rides and international talent, Ferragosto promises to be the perfect way to explore the beauty of Italian culture and celebrate the vibrant multiculturalism in our community.” …

  2. The war on pet waste

    The City of Canada Bay’s war on dog poo is in full swing, and so far, has yielded almost pawfect results.

    “A few months ago, we began a campaign to clean up our City and educate the community about responsible pet ownership,” Mayor Tsirekas said.

    Sustainability officers have spoken to hundreds of pet owners about this issue. They have also been…

  3. The new bay run

    I am calling on the community to help build the newest world-class facility for walking, running and cycling along the Homebush Bay foreshore, City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.  “The new Homebush Bay Circuit will be the destination playground for adults and children alike to enjoy the benefits of socialising, relaxing and exercising in our…

  4. Award local green heroes

    ABC TV’s War on Waste host Craig Reucassel will be on hand next Monday at a Gala dinner in Rhodes to present the City of Canada Bay’s Sustainability Awards. The awards, held every two years, celebrate individuals, groups and businesses that show innovation and commitment to creating a smarter and greener community. Nominees range from a popular Inner West craft…

  5. MAJOR FACELIFT FOR MAJORS BAY























     
  6. Making Parramatta River swimmable again

    Today City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas announced a major step forward for the City of Canada Bay’s goal to make Parramatta River swimmable again, with two new sites to be included in the Parramatta River Masterplan.

    “We are passionate about protecting and enhancing our rivers, open spaces and foreshores, making them more accessible for residents and visitors to the area,” City of…

  7. Slam down at Concord Library



































     
  8. Farm Fund raises $10,000

    The City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas today announced a contribution of over $10,000 to the Burrumbuttock Hay Runners thanks to support from local Rotary Clubs at Ferragosto 2018. For Ferragosto 2018, the City of Canada Bay teamed up with the Rotary Club of Drummoyne, the Rotary Club of Five Dock and Rotary Club of Sydney to raise funds for the Burrumbuttock Hay Runners, who deliver…

  9. Spring into Drummoyne and Cabarita Pools

    After months of upgrades and over $500,000 worth of improvements, the City of Canada Bay will re-open Drummoyne and Cabarita swimming centres for the spring/summer season on Saturday, 1 September. “Our aquatic facilities are some of the most picturesque in Sydney, featuring heated salt water pools with panoramic harbour views, shaded children’s pools, cafés and kiosks,” City of Canada Bay…

  10. Sustainability Awards 2018

    City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas last night presented the 2018 City of Canada Bay Sustainability Awards at a gala ceremony at Phoenix Restaurant in Rhodes. The awards, held every two years, celebrate individuals, groups and businesses that show innovation and commitment to creating a smarter, greener and more connected community. The 2018 winners ranged from a popular local craft…