A busy urban roadway with multiple lanes is lined with various businesses and commercial signs. The image promotes the Hespeler Road Corridor Secondary Plan, featuring the Cambridge, Canada logo and a call-to-action reading, "Have Your Say!"

Map showing the Hespeler Road Corridor Secondary Plan Boundary in Cambridge. It highlights three areas: Pinebush, Cambridge Centre Mall, and Can-Amera, marked with orange dots. The map includes major roads like Hwy 401 and Can-Amera Parkway and shows Station boundaries.

Have your say on the Hespeler Road Corridor Secondary Plan.

Join us & learn how it will guide future development at an upcoming Open House or Council meeting. 📅 Apr 20 (in person) | Apr 23 (virtual) | May 5 (Council).

Learn more & view the Draft Plan: bit.ly/4ms6u9W

Street view of Franklin Boulevard with trees and houses on both sides. Text reads "engage Cambridge Franklin Boulevard Reconstruction Join the conversation!

Public Information Centre tonight 📅
Learn about the proposed Franklin Blvd reconstruction (Thomas St. to Adam St.) & share your feedback.
April 15 | 5–7 pm
📍 Hespeler Memorial Arena Gallery, 640 Ellis Rd

Can’t make it out to the PIC? No problem, take the survey: https://bit.ly/4t95Kc9

Red flood warning notice with a caution symbol above wavy lines. Logo of Cambridge, Canada, at the bottom.

The Grand River Conservation Authority (GRCA) has issued a Flood Watch and Flood Warning across the Grand River watershed. ⚠️ Please avoid the Blackbridge Rd. area. The following trails are closed due to flooding:

- Blair Trail
- Mill Run Trail
- Bob McMullen Linear Trail
- Living Levee Trail

Two people sitting outside on a porch, each on a chair. Quote from volunteer reads "I feel very fortunate... like she is a friend I have known forever" about a "Friendly Visiting" service in Cambridge.

Our Friendly Visiting volunteers make a big difference every week—bringing connection, conversation, & companionship to residents who need it most. 💛

Thanks to their commitment, we’re able to broaden the program and foster even more meaningful matches.

Find out more: cambridge.ca/FriendlyVisiting

Poster for the Cambridge Potters Market at the Cambridge Centre for the Arts. It includes the event dates and times: Friday, May 1, from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., and Saturday, May 2, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The poster features an image of two stacked ceramic bowls.

Join us Friday, May 1 or Saturday, May 2 to explore beautiful, handmade pottery by talented local artists. From functional dishes to one‑of‑a‑kind artwork, there’s something for everyone.


Stop by, support local makers, and find a piece you’ll treasure! 🤍

A rocket-themed playground structure with slides and climbing elements, set on wood chip ground. The tower resembles a rocket ship with a blue top, gray and white body, and has orange accents. Trees and a clear blue sky are visible in the background.

Parks and play spaces across Cambridge saw exciting updates in 2025 🌳✨

We refreshed 2 playgrounds, like the rocket in Churchill Park, advanced plans for new multi‑use courts, and planted (and gave away!) over 1,000 trees!💚

👉 cambridge.ca/yearinreview

#CbridgeYIR #CambridgeProud

Aerial view of Cambridge, Canada featuring a river and surrounding buildings. The text reads, "Statutory Public Meeting. Join us!" with the Cambridge Canada logo displayed.

Statutory Public Meeting tonight, April 14 at 6:30 p.m.
Topics include Official Plan & Zoning amendments for the Northwest Hespeler Area & 160 Blenheim Rd.
Let’s keep the discussion respectful and welcoming.

📄 View the agenda: https://bit.ly/4clFGTN
🎥 Watch live: https://bit.ly/30VTqjP

A person picks up a plastic bottle from the grass. The event is titled "Cambridge Community Clean Up," scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. The website cambridgecitygreen.ca is mentioned. The Cambridge Canada logo is at the top.

Join us in the rain or shine for Cambridge’s annual community clean up! 🌥🗑 Pick up your supplies early at any of the Cambridge Public Libraries.

Learn more about getting involved at cambridgecitygreen.ca

An illuminated red sign reading "CAMBRIDGE" is displayed in front of a modern building at dusk, with several flagpoles nearby against a clear evening sky.

April is Cancer Awareness Month. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of Let’s Body Check Cancer—nearly $1M raised for the Canadian Cancer Society thanks to community support.

To honour this milestone, the City of Cambridge sign will be lit red. ❤️

The image is a flyer for a "Statutory Public Meeting" featuring an aerial view of Cambridge, Canada. The cityscape includes buildings, a river, and a bridge. The Cambridge Canada logo is displayed at the bottom, along with the text "Join us!"

Join us for the Statutory Public Meeting tomorrow, April 14 at 6:30 p.m.
Speaking as a delegate? You'll have up to 5 mins (bell at 1 min 🔔). Please state your name, representation, and request. Let’s keep it respectful.

📄 View the agenda: https://bit.ly/4clFGTN
🎥 Watch live: https://bit.ly/30VTqjP

A watercolor illustration of the Cambridge City Hall with the Cambridge logo, showcasing a historic building under a blue sky. Text reads "Special Council Meeting," with an online link to view at calendar.cambridge.ca/council.

Special City Council Meeting tomorrow, April 14 at 5:30 pm
Council will consider voting methods for the 2026 Election 🗳️ Reminder: beverages are not permitted in Council Chambers.

Let’s keep the discussion respectful.

View the agenda: https://bit.ly/3OAkJgc
Watch live: https://bit.ly/30VTqjP

A promotional graphic for the Cambridge 2026 Municipal Election. It features colorful human silhouettes and states, "Election Day is October 26, 2026." The web address cambridge.ca/election is included.

The City of Cambridge Municipal Election will be held on Monday, Oct. 26.
Other important dates:

📆May 1- Candidate nomination period opens
📆Aug. 12 – Last date to be added to the voters list through Elections Ontario
📆Aug. 24 – Candidate list will be posted

More information 👉 cambridge.ca/election

This is a promotional image for the art exhibition "Still, Wind" by Heejung Shin, taking place from March 28 to April 25, 2026. An opening reception is scheduled for April 11, from 1:00 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. The background features an abstract artwork with intricate white and gray textures. Logos for the City of Cambridge and the Cambridge Centre for the Arts are at the bottom.

'Still, Wind' by Heejung Shin explores quiet, in‑between moments through layered works made with traditional Korean paper.

🖼️ Join us today for the opening reception 1-2:30pm💚
📅 Exhibit on now through April 25
📍 Cambridge Centre for the Arts

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4vvbGOn

The image shows the exterior of Preston Memorial Auditorium, featuring modern architecture with metal paneling and glass windows. An orange awning spans the entrance. The foreground includes a walkway and metal bollards.

In 2025 we continued to invest in spaces where the community can play, connect, & grow. We reopened the Preston Memorial Aud & started implementing the Arts & Culture Plan. In 2026, we're building momentum with plans for the Recreation Complex & more! See all we accomplished 👉 https://bit.ly/4d5uyfY

Image of a Canada Day celebration poster featuring red text and maple leaf icons. It calls for vendors and parade applicants. The bottom displays the Cambridge, Canada logo.

Love connecting with the community? So do we.

Canada Day 2026 is looking for vendors AND parade groups ready to bring energy, creativity, and Canadian spirit.

Join us as a:
• Vendor
• Food truck
• Parade float
• Community organization

Deadline: May 22, 2026 📅
More info at cambridge.ca/CanadaDay

This image features a wavy blue background with the text "City of Cambridge 2025 Year in Review" and "That's a Wrap!" The City of Cambridge logo is at the bottom.

From big milestones to everyday wins, 2025 was a year of progress. Take a look at our Year in Review video to see what we achieved together as a community.
🎥 Watch now:
🔗cambridge.ca/yearinreview

#CbridgeYIR #CambridgeProud

This image features a wavy blue background with the text "City of Cambridge 2025 Year in Review" and "That's a Wrap!" The City of Cambridge logo is at the bottom.

From big milestones to everyday wins, 2025 was a year of progress. Take a look at our Year in Review video to see what we achieved together as a community.
🎥 Watch now:
🔗cambridge.ca/yearinreview

#CbridgeYIR #CambridgeProud

A lush green tree with orange and green tulip-shaped flowers. Text reads: "Tree Giveaway April 25.

Map showing Riverside Soccer Field, bordered by Rogers Drive and Speedville Road, with parking indicated off Rogers Drive for tree pickup.

On Saturday, April 25, 400 trees will be given away to residents of Cambridge for free! 🌳 Residents will be required to show proof of address to qualify. One tree per address will be given. No registration is required. While supplies last. Find more here 👉 cambridge.ca/FreeTree

A poster for the Cambridge Community Clean Up event. It shows a person picking up a plastic bottle in a park. The event is scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. The website cambridgecitygreen.ca is included.

We love our beautiful city - let’s keep it that way! Join us for the Cambridge Community Clean Up on April 25, from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. 🌳 🌱 🌼

Want to pick up your free supplies ahead of time? Stop by any Cambridge Public Library location to pick them up!

Learn more here 👉 cambridgecitygreen.ca

Silhouette of a swan with a question mark, set against a blue and white wavy background.

Calling Cambridge Artists! We’re looking for artists to paint large fiberglass geese as part of an upcoming placemaking event called Goose on the Grand.

Interested individuals can apply for this public art experience at the link in our bio.

Application deadline is April 20

Blue abstract wave design. Text reads: "Show me the money! We received $32.4M in grant funding, decreasing the financial burden on our taxpayers. City of Cambridge 2025 Year in Review.

A graphic with blue wave designs contains the text: "We planted 450 trees this year and gave away 550 more! This will pump 260,000 lbs of oxygen back into the atmosphere every year!" At the bottom, it displays "City of Cambridge 2025 Year in Review in blue and white lettering.

Blue graphic with wave patterns. Text reads: "The Farmers market had 44,000 visitors in 2025. How do you like them apples?! City of Cambridge 2025 Year in Review.

Image highlights statistics for Service Cambridge in 2025, stating 75,200 customer service calls were answered, equaling one call every seven minutes. Features a "City of Cambridge 2025 Year in Review" logo with stylized blue wave design elements at the top and bottom.

As we reflect on 2025, we’re happy to share the Year in Review. Take a look at last year’s achievements as we continue building a strong, connected city for all.

Read the full release [link to release]

#CbridgeYIR #CambridgeProud

This image shows a promotional poster for the Cambridge Community Connections Grant. It features three photos: someone gardening, a group of people at an outdoor gathering with tables of food, and a symbolic image of a hand holding a coin. The Cambridge, Canada logo is at the top right corner.

Applications are now open for Cambridge Community Connections! This micro-grant offers up to $2,500 for a project to help people come together and really feel the community spirit! 🏘️

Learn all about it at cambridge.ca/grants

A person in the foreground is serving soup from the buffet table with large bowls and metal chafing dishes.

A person holds a white tray with four small, filled bowls and a few pieces of flatbread. Each bowl contains a different dish or soup, with various garnishes on top.

The mayor and four other people are sitting around a table indoors, all smiling. The background features informational displays related to the event. The table has a small plant and disposable cups.

A busy indoor event in a spacious atrium with large windows and a staircase. Numerous people are gathered, seated at tables and standing, engaging in conversations and eating. The atrium features a vertical garden on one wall and several tables with food and drinks.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Mayor’s Soup Sampler - Souper G.O.A.T.’s Community Soup Showdown! It was wonderful to see the community come together for an afternoon of great food and an even greater cause. A total of $5500 was raised for Community Support Connections!

Red alert image with the text "Flood Warning" and a triangular warning sign above water waves. The bottom features the Cambridge, Canada logo.

A map illustrating the flow of the Speed River through the areas of Hespeler and Preston, meeting the Grand River near Galt.

The Grand River Conservation Authority has issued a Flood Warning & Flood Watch. With expected rainfall, water levels in the Speed River may rise to 50 cm in select areas.

The City is actively monitoring conditions around Blackbridge Rd. The Mill Run, Linear, and Blair Trail have been closed.

Service Alert: 🚨We're currently experiencing a technical issue affecting all online City services, including the website. At this time, online services are unavailable.
Our team is working to resolve the issue and restore access as quickly as possible.
Thanks for your patience.

Holiday Hours notice with the City of Cambridge, Canada logo, featuring the slogan 'People • Place • Prosperity'.

As Easter weekend approaches, some City-run facilities will have modified hours during the holidays.🐰🌷 Check out which city facilities will be open and closed this weekend: https://bit.ly/4dZRTzY

A street lined with a pile of leaves next to the curb. There is a graphic overlay at the bottom with decorative flowers and the text "Leaf Collection Update!" in bold, colorful lettering.

Map highlighting various regions around Cambridge. Different areas are shaded in colors like green, orange, and purple. Areas surrounding Shade's Mill Conservation, Blair Road, Fiddlesticks, and Hespeler Village are not filled in.

Leaf collection is resuming! 🍂

Crews will begin in areas that didn't receive leaf collection last fall. Once those areas are completed, streets that were serviced last fall (in green on the map) may be revisited as staff time allows.

Thanks for your patience as we work through the city!

Poster for "Souper G.O.A.T.'s: Greatest of All Time Community Soup Showdown" event. Features an illustrated goat and a bowl of soup. Hosted by the Mayor, with a soup sampler from local restaurants. Takes place on Saturday, March 28, 12-3 p.m. at Cambridge City Hall. Ticket sales support Community Support Connections.

promotional poster featuring a goat above a bowl of soup, with the text "Souper G.O.A.T's: Greatest of All Time Community Soup Showdown." It includes logos for several restaurants: The Blackshop Restaurant and Wine Bar, Browns Socialhouse, Chef D Catering, Community Support Connections Kitchen, Flight Cafe, The Foundary Tavern, Greek Street Gyro & Rati Ranjani Indian Resturant, Little Mushroom Catering & Dining Lounge, Local 13 Food and Beverage, The Bruce Craft House, Zoup! Eatery

Join us tomorrow for a selection of different soups from local restaurants in support of Community Support Connection’s Meals on Wheels program.

🥣 $7 for 2 samples | $15 for 5 samples | $25 for All You Can Sample
⏰ 12 – 3 p.m.
📍City Hall, 50 Dickson St.

🎫 Get your tickets: cambridge.ca/SouperGoat

A bowl of creamy soup with visible chunks of potatoes, corn, and carrots, garnished with chopped chives. The bowl is set on a patterned napkin on a wooden surface, with another bowl of soup and condiments in the background.

The wait is almost over, Souper G.O.A.T is this Saturday! Join us to sample soups from some amazing local spots!

📍 City Hall, 50 Dickson St.
⏰ 12 – 3 p.m.
🥣 $7 for 2 samples | $15 for 5 samples | $25 for All You Can Sample

🎫 Get your tickets: cambridge.ca/SouperGoat

A person picking up a plastic bottle on grass with trees in the background. The image promotes the "Cambridge Community Clean Up" event, scheduled for Saturday, April 25, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. The Cambridge, Canada logo is at the top. Website: cambridgecitygreen.ca.

Help keep your favourite outdoor spaces garbage free this season! Join the Cambridge Community Clean Up on Saturday April 25, 2026. 🌳 🌱 🌼

Want to pick up your free supplies ahead of time? Stop by any Cambridge Public Library locations to pick them up!