1. Taking the lead on responsible dog ownership

    The City of Canada Bay is calling on residents to help protect local biodiversity and improve public safety by keeping their dogs on a lead.

    “There is nothing better than being out and about in our parks and green spaces with our furry friends,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    Over the past few years the City of…

  2. City of Canada Bay supports the Cities Race to Zero

    The City of Canada Bay has joined other cities and local governments from around the world in the Cities Race to Zero program.

    “In 2019 Council declared a climate emergency and developed an Environmental Strategy and Emissions Reduction Action Plan. We are proud to now be joining the Cities Race to Zero,” said City of Canada Bay Mayor Angelo Tsirekas.

    “By…

  3. New playground for Henley Park

    Children across the City of Canada Bay have a new outlet for their energy.

    Works have finished on a $160,000 playground upgrade at Henley Park in Concord.

    The playground, designed for children of all abilities to make playtime more accessible to local families, is now open for use…

  4. Congratulations to the Migratory Shorebird Art Competition winners

    The City of Canada Bay’s Migratory Shorebird Art Competition received a great response from our community this year, with 52 entries submitted by children aged 5-14 years old.

    The competition celebrates the arrival of the Bar-tailed Godwits and other migratory shorebirds to the City of Canada Bay foreshores, one of the few areas in metropolitan Sydney where these…

  5. City of Canada Bay hosts first drive-through donation event

    The City of Canada Bay has partnered with Australian Red Cross charity to run a drive-through donation day.

    The event aims to make it easy for residents to donate pre-loved items and make a positive difference to those in need, as well as the environment.  

    “We are proud to be part of this donation drive that…

  6. The City of Canada Bay's top dog

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

    “We love our pets in the City of Canada Bay,” Mayor Angelo Tsirekas said.

    Out of over 15,000 registered dogs, Cavoodles took out the top spot followed by Labrador Retrievers, Maltese dogs, Jack Russell Terriers and Toy Poodles.

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  7. Community heartbroken: RSL NSW reject bid to transform Concord RSL site to public space

    RSL NSW have rejected a bid from the City of Canada Bay that would…

  8. Five Dock public car park saved for Christmas

    The City of Canada Bay has successfully negotiated to keep the Second Avenue, Five Dock car park open to the public until at least the end of December 2021.

    The public car park, situated near Five Dock’s Town Centre, has been acquired by Sydney Metro and will be closed in 2022.

    “Since the acquisition, we have worked with Sydney…

  9. Plans revealed: new riverside park for Drummoyne

    The City of Canada Bay has revealed its ambitious plans for Howley Park East Reserve in Drummoyne.

    After successfully obtaining $1.5 million of funding from the NSW Government’s Greater Sydney Crown Land Open Space Activation Program, City of Canada Bay General Manager John Clark said…

  10. City of Canada Bay teams up with the Ted Noffs Foundation

    The City of Canada Bay has partnered with Sydney-based charity, the Ted Noffs Foundation, to provide our community with more options when it comes to making charitable donations for reuse.

    While most charity bins accept clothing only, residents are invited to donate quality pre-loved homewares, kitchenware, soft toys, books and other…