The City of Cambridge is committed to offering multiple ways for residents to connect with the community.

The following are some of the ways you can connect online.

Social media (includes Terms of Use)

You can follow the City of Cambridge on any of our social media profiles:

Social Media Terms of Use

The City of Cambridge uses social media platforms for communicating and engaging with residents about news, events and engagement opportunities in the community. We welcome comments, feedback and respectful conversation. While we appreciate passionate and spirited dialogue, we do not condone any form of online bullying or harassment. In order to provide a space that is open and friendly for all, anyone engaging on our channels must agree to the following Terms of Use:

  • Be respectful of other users of this site including the staff who work at the City of Cambridge.
  • Comments must remain clean and civil. 
  • Comments that promote, perpetuate or foster discrimination on the basis of race, creed, colour, age, religion, gender, marital status, status with regard to public assistance, nationality, physical or mental disability or sexual orientation will be removed.
  • Use of language that is discriminatory, hateful, or violent towards identifiable groups or that incites others to discriminate, practice hate or violence will not be tolerated.
  • Comments that are offensive to an individual or an organization, rude in tone, abusive or harassing in nature will be removed.
  • Do not post content that breaks the law or encourage others to do so (this includes defamation, breaching privacy, breaching another person’s intellectual property rights such as copyright, condoning illegal activity and contempt of court).
  • Do not post personal information – addresses, phone numbers, email addresses or other online contact details – relating either to you or other individuals.
  • Impersonating or falsely claiming to represent a person or an organization will not be tolerated. Do not attempt to log on using another user’s account.
  • Solicitation, campaigning or advertisements of any non-government organization, product or service is not permitted.
  • Slanderous or defamatory remarks, obscene language or sexual content will not be tolerated.
  • Information that may compromise the safety or security of the public or City employees will be removed.
  • Stay on topic and do not upload content or post a comment that is unrelated to the purpose of the site.

Users must also abide by the Terms of Use for the company hosting the site or platform.

The City of Cambridge reserves the right to remove comments that violate these Terms of Use. The City reserves the right to post, refuse to post, or remove content from its social media channels at any time, without notice. Violating these Terms of Use may result in removal of your comment(s) and/or your access to the site.

Users should be aware that, unless otherwise stated, all posts or comments by the public on a City of Cambridge social media site are considered to be part of a public record as defined by section 27 of the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. This includes any information attached or included in a post (e.g. information linked to a username) Please be advised that the privacy provisions of Part 2 of that Act would not apply to any information you post.

If you have any questions about this Terms of Use or to report inappropriate comments on the City of Cambridge’s social media platforms, please email Corporate Communications.

To report a specific issue, visit our Report an Issue web page. 

NOTE: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and other social media platforms are third party service providers that are collecting, storing, and managing your personal information whenever you access and use their services. Please refer to their terms of service for particulars. The City of Cambridge has no control over how third-party service providers handle your personal information.

Supporting Documentation

Respectful Behaviour Policy

EngageCambridge

EngageCambridge is an online community engagement platform that allows residents to provide input on various topics, helping with the City's decision-making.

Looking to get online?

Free WiFi is available at various locations throughout the city.

  • Civic Square
  • Cambridge Farmers' Market
  • David Durward Centre
  • John Dolson Centre
  • Allan Reuter Centre,
  • William E. Pautler Centre
  • Preston Auditorium
  • Galt Arena Gardens
  • Hespeler Memorial Arena
  • Dickson Centre
  • Duncan McIntosh Arena,
  • Hespeler Core Area