City of Canada Bay residents will have a new, easier way to pay their rates from the January 2026 rates notice.
The City of Canada Bay has launched a new partnership with Payble – a flexible digital payment platform that helps households…
The City of Canada Bay has this week hosted a powerful and engaging community forum as part of the global 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence campaign.
The hugely successful event brought together over 100 sector leaders and service providers to strengthen local community action towards preventing and addressing…
Council has commenced a range of upgrades at Howley Park, Drummoyne, to improve accessibility, enhance foreshore access, and beautify the park.
“I am pleased to announce…
This summer, the City of Canada Bay is bringing the magic of movies to the great outdoors with its free Foreshore Flicks series.
Running from 5:30pm every Friday between 30 January and 20 February, the series will feature family-friendly films and pre-…
To improve pedestrian and driver safety around Concord Hospital, the City of Canada Bay is proposing safety upgrades to the intersection of Nullawarra Avenue and Boronia Street in Concord West.
The proposal includes the construction of speed cushions and a new roundabout designed to slow vehicles and improve traffic flow at the intersection.
Several upgrades are aimed at…
Feedback is now open on Council's draft masterplan for Campbell, Allison, Russell, and Lysaght Parks.
Based on community feedback collected in 2025, the draft masterplan sets out a vision for how the parks will be improved, managed, and maintained over the next ten years.
The City of Canada Bay has been awarded a $5,000 grant from the Australian Government as part of the 2025–26 Saluting their Service (STS) Commemorative Grants Program.
The STS grant will be used to restore and paint the Memorial Gates at the entry to Concord Pavilion of Honour.
The Concord Pavilion of Honour located in Queen Elizabeth Park, Concord was…
Seniors Festival 2026 runs from 2–19 March in the City of Canada Bay, offering a colourful program of free and low-cost activities across the area. This year’s theme – Live Life in Colour – celebrates wellbeing, creativity and staying connected as you age.
“We are proud to be hosting and supporting a vibrant program of events to celebrate Seniors Festival in March and I invite our…
In response to community feedback, the City of Canada Bay has improved parking availability and access along Greenlees Avenue, Concord.
“We’re working hard to make our streets safer, more accessible, and better connected, especially for pedestrians and cyclists,” said City of Canada Bay Mayor Michael Megna.
“As well as creating 28 new rear-to-kerb parking spaces, we’ve added a new…
The City of Canada Bay is inviting the community to celebrate the end of summer at the first-ever Festive Formosa Street Party, a vibrant neighborhood event set to transform Formosa Street and the connected Shared Space in Drummoyne.
The free community celebration will take place on Saturday, 7 March from 2–9pm, offering a day of festive fun, food and entertainment for all ages.
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