City News

The Cambridge Youth Appreciation Awards provide an opportunity to honour the valuable efforts of young people within our community.
Submit your nomination by April 18, 2023, at cambridge.ca/youthawards .
Awards will be provided to youth ages 12-21 in the following categories:
Rising Leader of the Year (12-14 yrs.)
Change Maker
Eco Activist
Outstanding Citizen
Artistic
Athlete
Resilient 
High Five Champion
Equity Diversity...
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Spring recreation and culture program registration will begin on Wednesday, March 22, 2023—swim lessons at 7 a.m. and all others at 8:30 a.m.
Register on the Cambridge Online Registration for Activities & Leisure (CORAL) website or in-person at City Hall and City of Cambridge recreation facilities during operating hours.
Programs are now available to browse by visiting the CORAL website or reading the Cambridge Centre for the Arts (CCA) and 50+ program...
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This update will connect residents to important discussions and decisions made by Cambridge City Council. The Mayor and Council make up the local government for the City of Cambridge. They develop laws and policies, which the City's administration implements. 
  City hits record-breaking construction value in 2022
Tonight, Council received an update on record level construction growth in Cambridge in 2022. With a total of 1,757 permits issued and a construction...
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Do you have a passion for placemaking? The City of Cambridge wants to hear from you!
Placemaking is about imagining, creating, and transforming public spaces that bring people together.
Cambridge City Council has approved a budget of $150,000 for a Placemaking Study and Pilot Project. The goal is to provide a shared and creative space within Downtown Cambridge that makes the community proud and attracts people to the core to live, work and play.
We are looking for...
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This update will connect residents to important discussions and decisions made by Cambridge City Council. The Mayor and Council make up the local government for the City of Cambridge. They develop laws and policies, which the City's administration implements. 
  Council approves placemaking study 
Council has approved a budget of $150,000 for a Placemaking Study and Pilot Project. The goal is to provide a shared and creative space within the...
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