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A Snow Event is in effect for the City of Cambridge beginning at 12 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2020 until 12 a.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 2, with the possibility of extension.
Any vehicles parked on-street during the event may be ticketed and/or towed.
Residents are also reminded not to push snow from their driveway onto the road.
For more information on the City’s priority snow clearing and winter maintenance operations, visit  www.cambridge.ca/winte r . For...
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A Snow Event is in effect for the City of Cambridge beginning at 12 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 23, 2020 until 12 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 24, with the possibility of extension.
Any vehicles parked on-street during the event may be ticketed and/or towed.
Residents are also reminded not to push snow from their driveway onto the road.
For more information on the City’s priority snow clearing and winter maintenance operations, visit  www.cambridge.ca/winte r . For Snow...
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In order to adhere to guidelines on public gatherings and as a result of rising COVID numbers in the province and regionally, the City of Cambridge, along with the volunteer committees for the Hespeler Santa Claus Parade, and the Cambridge Santa Claus Parade have made the decision to cancel this year’s parades.
“The Santa Claus parades are long-standing traditions in Cambridge and I know that much effort has gone into finding alternate solutions, so it really...
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Originally scheduled to start on September 23, registration for non-aquatic recreation programs will be temporarily paused in an effort to help slow COVID-19.  Drop-in programs will still be available.
Staff will continue to monitor drop-in class capacity and implement other temporary measures as needed. Residents are asked to continue to sign up for drop-in classes in advance to help control class sizes.
In addition to the large variety of drop-in classes available...
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In the interest of community safety, the current summer camp lineup planned for the City of Cambridge has been cancelled. The City hopes to announce a new modified camp program reformatted to meet public health measures in the coming weeks.
“Our top priority is the safety of our children and our community,” says Mayor Kathryn McGarry. “With the current COVID-19 emergency orders in place, the original camp format wasn’t possible. We know families depend...
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