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  • TEMPORARY TRAIL CLOSURE NOTICE - Lions Can-Amara Trail Lions Can-Amara Trail will be closed briefly in late October/early November 2025 for asphalt repairs within one to five days and may cause a temporary disruption to path/trail use, park amenities, traffic, parking, waste removal and/or services. For more information or any inquiries, contact Service Cambridge at (519) 623-1340 or servicecambridge@cambridge.
  • TEMPORARY TRAIL CLOSURE NOTICE - Northview Heights Trail Northview Heights Trail will be closed briefly in late October/early November 2025 for asphalt repairs within one to five days and may cause a temporary disruption to path/trail use, park amenities, traffic, parking, waste removal and/or services. For more information or any inquiries, contact Service Cambridge at (519) 623-1340 or servicecambridge@cambridge.
  • TEMPORARY TRAIL CLOSURE - Duncan Ferguson Trail Duncan Ferguson Trail will be closed briefly in late October/early November 2025 for asphalt repairs within one to five days and may cause a temporary disruption to path/trail use, park amenities, traffic, parking, waste removal and/or services. For more information or any inquiries, contact Service Cambridge at (519) 623-1340 or servicecambridge@cambridge.
  • William E. Pautler Centre Temporarily Closed Due to Power Outage The William E. Pautler Centre is temporarily closed on Tuesday October 28, 2025 due to a power outage.
  • Mayor Liggett presents Council with proposed 2026 Strong Mayor Budget

    Property tax increase set at 4.86% City of Cambridge Mayor Jan Liggett presented Council with the proposed 2026 Strong Mayor Budget this evening, which outlines funding for more than 140 city services, resulting in a total property tax increase of 4.

  • COMMITTEE OF ADJUSTMENT NOTICE - November 12, 2025 The Committee of Adjustment for the City of Cambridge will meet on Wednesday, November 12, 2025 commencing at 6:00 p.m.
  • Make your home accessible to all trick-or-treaters this Halloween! Help make this Halloween safe and enjoyable for all trick-or-treaters by being mindful of varying levels of accessibility. Not all children are able to walk up to a front door, yell “trick-or-treat!” or eat chocolate and candies.
  • City of Cambridge announces new City Manager

    After an extensive search for an inspiring and exemplary leader, the City of Cambridge is pleased to announce Rob Axiak will become the new City Manager, effective Tuesday, November 4, 2025. Mr.

  • City to unveil Handmaid’s Tale walking tour and exclusive exhibits

    The City of Cambridge invites fans of The Handmaid’s Tale to Under His Eye: The Gilead Experience – a self-guided tour of filming locations with exhibits featuring original film props and items on loan from our partners at Take 5 Productions. The tour offers visitors the chance to explore streets and locations where the award-winning show was filmed and showcases Cambridge’s leading role in the popular series.

  • DEVELOPMENT NOTICE - Public Meeting - 155 Guelph Avenue The City has received a Zoning By-law Amendment application to facilitate changes to the draft approved Plan of Subdivision to permit a residential development with 160 residential units whereas 188 units are permitted, a stormwater management pond and 2510m² of amenity area. The revisions to the draft plan propose to consolidate multiple blocks into one block for the creation of a future condominium.
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