1. City of Canada Bay launches 2026 Business Event Series

    The City of Canada Bay is launching its 2026 Business Event Series — an initiative designed to equip local businesses with the skills, insights and connections they need to succeed.

    The series, developed in collaboration with Optus, will kick off with a Women in Business Breakfast on Tuesday, 24 March from 7:30am–9:30am at Club Five Dock RSL.

    The event will feature keynote speaker…

  2. Easier, faster parking permit renewals for residents

    The City of Canada Bay has launched a new and improved online system, making it simpler and more convenient for residents to apply for and renew parking permits.

    All current parking permits will need to be renewed by 30 June 2026 through the new system. Once renewed, eligible Resident, Visitor and Parks parking permits will now be valid for three years — reducing the need for frequent…

  3. City of Canada Bay launches inaugural Community Awards

    The City of Canada Bay is proud to announce the launch of its inaugural Community Awards, an annual event celebrating individuals, groups, businesses and organisations that make a positive contribution to the local community.

    The Community Awards are a reimagining of Council’s biennial Sustainability and Business Awards, expanding the program to recognise a broader range of contributions…

  4. Commemorative and ANZAC Day services across Canada Bay

    The City of Canada Bay community is invited to come together to honour the service and sacrifice of those who have served in times of conflict.

    “ANZAC Day and our commemorative services are a time for us to pause, reflect and honour the bravery, sacrifice and enduring spirit of those who have served our nation,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Michael Megna said.

    “It is heartening to see…

  5. City of Canada Bay rolls out six hectares of new turf at Timbrell Park

    The project is designed to improve the playability of the fields after wet weather following community feedback on the Timbrell Park Masterplan.

    “We’re committed to investing in our parks and public spaces,” said City of Canada Bay Mayor Michael Megna. 

    “One of the key messages we heard from the community during consultation on the Timbrell Park Masterplan was the need to…

  6. City of Canada Bay breaks ground on Five Dock Park upgrade

    The City of Canada Bay has commenced the construction of a brand-new multi-court, pathways, and more.

    Scheduled for completion in June 2026, the project will provide the community with additional recreation…

  7. Rhodes’ newest venue for hire launches with exclusive offer

    The offer is valid for new bookings made by 31 May, for events held until 30 June 2026.

    Mayor Michael Megna said The Canvas adds to Canada Bay’s growing…

  8. Artists invited to exhibit work at Canada Bay Libraries

    The program gives artists of all ages, backgrounds and experience levels the chance to bring their unique points of view into some of the City’s most frequented public spaces.

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  9. Howley Park upgrade reaches halfway milestone

    The City of Canada Bay has reached 50 per cent completion on its major upgrade of the picturesque waterside reserve in Drummoyne.

    “With its beautiful water views and quiet location, Howley Park offers an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life,” City of Canada Bay Mayor Michael Megna said.

    “In keeping with this theme, our upgrade will focus on improving…

  10. City of Canada Bay Community Grant Recipients Announced

    The City of Canada Bay is awarding more than $190,000 to over 40 groups as part of this year’s Community Grants Program, supporting a wide range of projects that foster community connection, wellbeing, and inclusion.

    Mayor Michael Megna said Council was proud to support local organisations delivering meaningful programs across the community. 

    “Each year, we receive…