City News

The City of Cambridge is pleased to announce that Danielle Manton, City Clerk, was sworn in this month as the new President of the Association of Municipal Managers, Clerks, and Treasurers of Ontario (AMCTO) during a ceremony held in Windsor during the ‘Building Bridges, Sparking Change' annual conference. Danielle joined the City of Cambridge in 2019 to oversee The Office of the City Clerk, Council and Committee Services, Privacy and Access, Records and Archives, Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility as well as Municipal By-law Compliance and Corporate Security.

Share your feedback until July 31,2025 The City of Cambridge is inviting residents to help shape the 2026 Mayor’s municipal budget by taking part in a survey from June 18-July 31. This year, the City is making it easier than ever to share your feedback by introducing W.

Bigger than ever festival features games, parade, music, rides, and a fireworks finale for all ages Residents and visitors are invited to experience the largest Canada Day celebration in Waterloo Region on Tuesday, July 1 at Riverside Park. For the first time, the City is officially leading and hosting the event, continuing a favourite community tradition packed with activities and entertainment for all ages.

Cambridge City Council has approved the Parks Master Plan, which will shape the future of the City's many parks, outdoor spaces, and trails for the next three decades. “We need to ensure there are parks to serve our growing and changing population.

Joint Media Release The Downtown Cambridge Business Improvement Area (BIA) is excited to announce the return of its seasonal transformation of Main Street, running from May 23 to October 13, 2025. This initiative turns the downtown core into a pedestrian-first destination, filled with vibrant patios, live music, public art, and community events all summer long.

Don’t miss the Pop-Up Performances starting in May! The City’s largest arts festival is back on Friday, June 13, 2025, bringing over 40 artists and performers into the downtown core for an immersive artistic experience. “Cambridge Celebration of the Arts gives the community the chance to see talented local artists and enjoy the true Cambridge experience,” said Mayor Jan Liggett.