City News

Help make this Halloween safe and enjoyable for all trick-or-treaters by being mindful of the various accessibility needs in our community.
The City, in partnership with the local RE/MAX Real Estate Centre, is providing free trick-or-treating lawn signs to residents beginning October 18. By displaying a lawn sign, you are letting trick-or-treaters know that your home is accessible and you’re helping raise awareness around accessibility.
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The City of Cambridge recognizes the value community organizations provide in improving the health, lifestyle and wellbeing of Cambridge residents. Through the Community Grants Program, we provide financial support to volunteer-led and not-for-profit organizations that deliver programs and services benefiting the quality of life of Cambridge residents. 
The 2025 Community Grants application process is now open! For more information on eligibility and how to apply, please...
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City-run facilities will have modified hours during the holidays.
City Hall and Admin Buildings
Cambridge City Hall offices will be closed September 2
Cemetery and Fire Admin Buildings will be closed September 2
Community Centres
Ted Wake Centre
August 31: 9:00am – 3:00pm
September 1: Closed
September 2: Closed
David Durward Centre
August 31: Closed
September 1: Closed
September 2: Closed
William...
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Stay active this fall and winter! The City of Cambridge’s Activities Guide featuring all fall and winter programming at facilities across the city is now available!
The guide includes a wide variety of culture and recreation activities the City offers for residents of all ages including aquatics, fitness, arts, and general interest programs. The guide also has information about local businesses as well as City services.
Pick up your copy at City Hall, the Cambridge...
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The City, in partnership with the GRCA, is continuing to monitor the flooding situation after yesterday’s storm, and additional rainfall this morning. The following areas are still affected:
Clyde Road was closed from the Franklin roundabout to Elgin St due to flooding but has since been reopened.
Riverside Park parking area remains closed.
Soper Park remains closed.
Sports fields remain closed due to saturation of the turf.
Mill Race trail remains...
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