City News

The Cambridge Farmers’ Market is pleased to announce the launch of its new online recipe archive, Recipe Book . The archive consists of curated recipes from popular Canadian sources and will be looking for local recipe submissions to profile as well.
Browse the Recipe Book by meal type, preparation time or ingredient, and when you find a recipe you like, you can see where at the market you can find some of the fresh ingredients needed. Take advantage of the Recipe Book...
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Yesterday evening, Cambridge Council approved a five year lease and capital facilities agreement with Ontario Parks Association (OPA) to relocate their head office in downtown Cambridge.
The new Ontario Parks Association head office will be relocated at 60 Water Street . This is an ideal location for the OPA, as the heritage property is located on the Grand River along the picturesque Living Levee Trail .  The relocation to the Galt core area will raise the profile...
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Earning even more international attention, the Old Post Office has been nominated for a 2019 AZ Award in the Heritage + Preservation/Adaptive Re-Use Architecture category. Finalists were chosen in March and People’s Choice voting is now open for all categories.
Show your support for Cambridge’s Old Post Office by casting your vote before May 3, 2019. Winners, including the People’s Choice winner will be announced June 21 at the AZ Awards Gala.
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Camp volunteer Are you 13 years of age or older and want to volunteer at our summer camps? Submit your application today! Earn volunteer hours while gaining hands-on experience.
To apply, please visit  www.cambridge.ca/volunteer  and select the Summer Camps tab. The deadline to apply is Friday, May 17.
Leader In Training program If you are interested in becoming a Leader In Training, and receiving your Standard First Aid, CPR C and HIGH FIVE Principles of Healthy...
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Main Street will be closed to vehicle traffic between Ainslie Street North and Wellington Street South beginning Monday, Apr. 8 for reconstruction.
The project will happen in three phases, with the project running approximately 14 weeks.
Phase 1: Main Street from Ainslie Street North to Wellington Street South
Phase 2: Intersection of Main Street and Wellington Street South
Phase 3: Wellington Street South to Shade Street 
Reconstruction is set to...
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