News Releases

The City of Cambridge released the 2022 Draft Budget and Business Plan today.  Entitled Our City, Our Future , the full document and background information can be found at www.engagewr.ca/budget-2022 .
The 2022 budget and business plan drives the City forward in meeting its goals and objectives under the newly-updated Strategic Plan, Cambridge Connected . The budget highlights the City’s commitment to public value, through a concerted effort to bring tax and...
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With a hybrid mix of online and in-person events, the City of Cambridge’s annual holiday season festival is set to bring festive cheer to the community from Nov 22, 2021 to Jan 2, 2022.
Cambridge Celebrates ‘Winterfest’ will feature many of the great seasonal events the community has come to know and love over the last 20 years. The three main events are: Winter Illumination, the Cambridge Christmas Market, and a New Year’s Eve skate.
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Cambridge, Ontario . (October 28, 2021) – Cambridge Fire is reminding residents to test, check expiry dates and replace batteries in all smoke and carbon monoxide (CO) alarms as part of Carbon Monoxide Awareness Week, November 1-7.
 “Smoke and CO alarms can only keep your family safe when working properly,” says Cambridge Fire Chief Brian Arnold. “We are asking every household to take the time to check and change batteries in all alarms. This...
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The City of Cambridge wants to remind the community to keep safety top of mind for the Thanksgiving weekend. While indoor gatherings are permitted, the limit currently remains at 25 people. Residents are encouraged to keep their events small-scale and to follow all current public health guidelines.  
Cambridge recreation centres are open for programming on Saturday, Oct. 9 but closed Sunday and Monday. Pre-registration is required for drop in programs and residents...
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Cambridge, Ontario. October 1, 2021 – Fire Prevention Week runs from October 3-9 this year, and the Cambridge Fire Department is urging residents to #getloud and “Learn the Sounds of Fire Safety”.
It’s the law in Ontario that every home must have a working smoke alarm on every storey and outside all sleeping areas. Regularly testing smoke and carbon monoxide alarms is the only way to know if they are working properly and can keep you safe in an emergency....
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