1. Celebrating Canada Bay’s creatives

    The City of Canada Bay is showcasing the creative talents of our local community in the first ever Canada Bay Makers event series.

    The series will be hosted by City of Canada Bay Libraries throughout the month of May.

    At the City of Canada Bay we are always looking for ways to support our local arts community. During Canada Bay Makers month…

  2. City of Canada Bay Mayor takes leave of absence

    The Mayor is currently on leave of absence until 20 June 2022.

  3. Grant to assist the City of Canada Bay to tackle food waste

    The City of Canada Bay has secured a $235,000 grant to run a trial food waste recovery program in Rhodes.

    The Organics Collections grant, funded by the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA), will allow the City of Canada Bay to run a Food Organics Garden Organics (FOGO) trial in Multi-Unit Dwellings in Rhodes.

    “The project will begin later this year and…

  4. Make a difference in the community

    The City of Canada Bay is currently seeking applications to join its Access and Inclusion Committee and Rhodes Community Committee.

    “The City of Canada Bay is committed to giving members of our community a voice in decision making,” City of Canada Bay Deputy Mayor Stephanie Di Pasqua said.

    “Our committees provide an opportunity for community members to…

  5. ClubGRANTS 2022 opening soon

    Calling community organisations in need of support – applications for ClubGRANTS are opening.

    “ClubGRANTS is an initiative from the NSW Government and ClubsNSW to provide funding for community development projects and services through local clubs, which generously support programs that benefit our community,” said City of Canada Bay’s Deputy Mayor Stephanie Di…

  6. Online Storytime goes bilingual

    City of Canada Bay Libraries are producing a series of bilingual Online Storytime videos for children.

    This comes after receiving a $2,000 grant from the Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA).

    “The City of Canada Bay is a culturally rich and diverse community, so we are proud to be able to offer Online Storytime recordings in…

  7. Ferragosto returns to Sydney

    Sydney’s most iconic Italian festival, Ferragosto, is returning to Five Dock on Sunday, 21 August from 10am–5pm.

    The best of Italian food, culture, and entertainment will be on display with everything you know and love about Ferragosto returning to Great North Road.

    “I’m delighted to share that Ferragosto will be returning in August this year,” Deputy…

  8. Council targets problem boat and trailer parking areas

    The City of Canada Bay will target unlawfully parked boats and trailers at local hotspots following unanimous endorsement at its 17 May Council meeting.

    As part of the action, Council officers will focus on enforcement around local schools, community facilities, and parks.

    “We are hearing growing concerns from residents fed up with people treating our…

  9. City of Canada Bay installs new signage to celebrate Indigenous heritage

    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…

  10. Drummoyne Shared Spaces underway

    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…