The City of Canada Bay recently installed new Aboriginal cultural heritage signage at Timbrell Park in Five Dock and along the Bay Run.
The signage was placed at prominent locations and displays artwork by Indigenous artist David Cragg. The artworks reflect the natural environment and feature beautiful depictions of native flora and fauna.
“These signs…
The City of Canada Bay has begun construction on two new shared spaces in Drummoyne.
The $3 million project will see parts of Church Street and Formosa Street, Drummoyne transformed into inviting public spaces the whole community can enjoy.
“Our new Shared Spaces will provide our community with much-needed public space in Drummoyne and help boost local businesses along Victoria…
The City of Canada Bay has kicked off a new round of tree plantings that will see the City’s streets and parks flourish with new greenery.
“Our urban canopy is taking on an increasingly important role in assisting us to adapt to climate change and ensure our City is resilient into the future,” City of Canada Bay Deputy Mayor Stephanie Di Pasqua said.
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On Tuesday, 21 June the City of Canada Bay will join hundreds of cities around the world in a global celebration of music.
Launched in 1982 in France as the Fête de la Musique, Make Music Day is now held on the same day in more than 750 cities in 120 countries.
The day is a DIY music festival and anyone who wants to take part — young or old, amateur or…
Following reports of stranded residents on Cabarita, Drummoyne, Chiswick and Abbotsford wharves during the Vivid Sydney festival, City of Canada Bay councillors have unanimously endorsed Deputy Mayor Stephanie Di Pasqua’s motion calling on a plan for special event ferry services.
“I was saddened recently to hear about residents not being able to board ferry services to the Vivid Sydney…
The City of Canada Bay has welcomed the State Government's bold plans for a foreshore walk linking the Sydney Opera House to Parramatta Park.
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A new world-class community and sports precinct at Concord, playground upgrades across the City, and a regional cycleway are all part of Council’s $92 million capital works program as the new financial year begins.
This program is part of the City of Canada Bay’s Operational Plan 2022-23.
Alongside major projects, our Operational Plan…
The City of Canada Bay’s open green spaces are well-used and a source of pride for Council and the community.
Disappointingly, several parks and sportsfields have undergone significant damage recently due to vandals destroying turf with vehicles.
This included damage to Jessie Stewart Reserve, Cintra Park, Edwards Park, Sanders Reserve and St Lukes Park, all in Concord.…
Nominations for the City of Canada Bay’s Sustainability Awards are now open. The awards recognise the outstanding contribution of business, community organisations, and individuals in creating a more sustainable City.
The award categories include:
In a decision handed down on Tuesday 19 July, the Land and Environment Court of New South Wales has rejected plans for an expansion of the Gladesville Bridge Marina.
The Court ruled against the plans stating that the development would create a ‘visual intrusion’ and interfere with the public’s use and enjoyment of the waterway, among other issues.
Since the plans were first…