City of Cambridge

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The City of Cambridge, Ontario, Canada.

A group of six people stands in front of a truck featuring the AORS logo. They are wearing various types of safety and casual attire, including vests and hard hats.
A banner for the 2026 municipal election hangs in city hall promoting Monday October 26. Encouraging people to visit Cambridge.ca/election
Orange life jacket fitting guide by National Drowning Prevention Week. Steps include checking the label for size, putting the jacket on, buckling and tightening straps, and lifting arms to adjust so it doesn't rise above ears. Person in image demonstrating adjustments.
A group of people wearing matching orange "Leader in Training" shirts stand or kneel in a hallway, facing away from the camera. Some have their arms around each other. There is a bulletin board and a bench along the brick walls.
Orchestra performing at Cambridge Summer Live! event, featuring The Galt Kilties. Musicians are seated with various instruments while a conductor stands at the front. The background displays a wooden wall with decorative elements.
A person stepping into a pool. Text states: "National Drowning Prevention Week" and "32% of drowning deaths happen when swimming alone. Even great swimmers can get into trouble in the water. Always swim with a buddy.
A group of individuals stand in front of a construction site with a fence displaying signs for the Cambridge Recreation Complex. One person is seated in a wheelchair. The signs highlight a $19.5 million investment in sports and recreation infrastructure, with logos for Ontario and other organizations.
50+ Active Living Fair poster titled "Call for Exhibitors." Includes photos of three individuals at an event, engaging in conversations and managing a booth. The application deadline is August 14, 2026, with the website cambridge.ca/ALF provided.
A suburban street with a parked black Nissan car along the curb. The street is lined with trees, some with green leaves and others with reddish-brown leaves. A red vehicle is partially visible in the foreground, and houses are in the background.
A sign titled "National Drowning Prevention Week" with a "Ladder Approach" diagram. It lists actions from "Highest Risk" to "Lowest Risk": Carry, Tow, Swim, Row, Wade, Reach, Throw, Talk. The instructions emphasize working from bottom to top on the ladder to ensure personal safety.
A promotional image for Cambridge, Canada’s Financial Assistance Program for Additional Residential Units. It shows examples of different ARUs: converted garage, basement conversion, additional dwelling unit, attached additional dwelling unit, and detached additional dwelling unit. The illustration includes house icons with labeled ARU types.
A dog rides in a toy car during the "Ultimutts" event at Cambridge Summer Live! The background is colorful with pink and orange hues.
Poster for a Cambridge, Canada Council Meeting. Features the city logo, date, time, and location: 6:30 p.m., Council Chambers, 46 Dickson Street, Cambridge. Includes links: cambridge.ca/council and a YouTube channel, "City Of Cambridge ON". An image of Council chambers is shown on a smartphone screen.
A person is partially submerged in rough, cold water, appearing to struggle slightly. The text reads "National Drowning Prevention Week" and offers safety advice: "Fall into cold water? Remember the numbers... 1 minute to control your breathing, 10 minutes to exit the water using self-rescue steps, 1 hour before hypothermia sets in.
A blue sign displays the text "Road Closure," featuring an icon of a barricade and traffic cone. The logo of Cambridge, Canada, is shown at the bottom.
Staff member stands beside brown moving box that reads "moon time connections".
Poster for a Council Meeting hosted by Cambridge, Canada. The meeting is at 6:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at 46 Dickson Street, Cambridge. It invites attendees to join in person or watch live on YouTube at "CityOfCambridgeOn".
A person swimming underwater wearing goggles. Text reads "National Drowning Prevention Week" and "Swim to Survive: Learn self rescue skills!
A scenic view of a river with a walkway on the left and trees lining both sides. Two church spires rise in the background against a clear blue sky. A bridge crosses the river further down. The image features a "Cambridge Canada News Release" banner at the bottom.
A child in a pool wearing an orange life jacket gives two thumbs up. Text reads: "National Drowning Prevention Week, July 19-25." Additional text: "For the full schedule and more info: cambridge.ca/NDPW." Logos for Cambridge Canada and Lifesaving Society are included.
Three people standing in front of a wall with the words "Our Community Champions" and plaques, one of which includes "Ontario." The wall features a geometric metal design.
Traffic alert poster featuring an icon of a car with an exclamation mark in a triangle above it. The text reads "Traffic Impacts" on a blue background. The Cambridge Canada logo is at the bottom.
A group of seven people stand posing around a historical plaque for the Galt Football Club. They are indoors, dressed in business and casual attire. The plaque provides information about the football club’s history.
Illustration of a water faucet dripping a droplet with a dollar sign, surrounded by green plants. The text above reads, "Make every drop COUNT!
A group of six people in formal attire stand with musical instruments, including trumpets, saxophones, and a guitar. They are part of Paul Mitchell’s Rum Runners Dixieland Band, with a "Richmond" banner in the background. The bottom of the image reads "Cambridge Summer Live!
A stone clock tower with arched windows and a cupola is set against a sepia-toned sky. The building has "Town Hall" inscribed on it with the year "1894." A flag is seen at the top of the tower.
Top left: A car parked on the grass next to a sidewalk, marked with a red "X." Top right: A car parked partially on the sidewalk and grass, marked with a red "X." Bottom left: A car parked on the curb, leaning slightly onto the grass, marked with a red "X." Bottom right: A car parked correctly on the road, marked with a green check mark.
A child in a swimming pool wearing an orange life jacket gives a thumbs-up. Text above reads, "National Drowning Prevention Week, July 19-25." Logos for Cambridge Canada and the Lifesaving Society are at the bottom. Additional text provides a schedule link: cambridge.ca/NDPW.
A couple is getting married in front of an officiant. They stand before a decorative floral arch and a table with a "Cambridge Canada" banner. One person holds a bouquet as they face each other, hands joined.
A park with a tall building in the background under a clear sky. The park appears to have parking facilities, as indicated by a parking sign with a car icon. A structure resembling bleachers is visible. The poster reads "Parks for Everyone" and mentions "Riverside Park.
An orchestra performing on stage in a dimly lit concert hall. The audience is visible in the background. The image is framed with a purple and pink gradient border featuring swirling lines. Text on the border reads "Cambridge Summer Live!" and "Cambridge Symphony Orchestra.
A rustic red structure surrounded by dense, colorful autumn foliage. The building stands tall with a steep roof and is partially obscured by trees and undergrowth.
A hand holding a red card, with a blurred background of a tree-lined sidewalk and parked cars. Text at the top says, "Parking over your driveway onto the sidewalk."
Seasonal road closure announcement poster. The top image shows Main Street in downtown Cambridge with a traffic light and buildings. The schedule states: "Downtown Cambridge, Main Street, May 25 - Oct 5, Full Closure." The bottom image shows a lively street scene in Hespeler Village with people and a church. The schedule states: "Hespeler Village, Queen Street, June 5 - Aug 30, Weekends Only." Decorative elements include leaves, a beach umbrella, and an ice cream cone.
Construction signs show Cooper Street is closed starting on March 30 from McMaster street to Phin ave
A park scene with a paved walkway and several metal benches under a modern pergola. In the background, there's a skateboarder using a concrete skate area. The park is surrounded by green grass and colorful autumn trees.
This image features a person performing music on stage. They are playing an electric guitar and singing into a microphone. The background has a colorful design with the text "Cambridge Summer Live!" and "Paul Cafcae.
An aerial view of a holiday market scene at Cambridge Winterfest. People are browsing a stall displaying an array of jars. The top of the image displays the Cambridge Winterfest logo with a web address. A banner at the bottom reads, "Cambridge Holiday Market Vendor Applications Open.
The image shows a blue background with a graphic of a road barrier and a traffic cone above the text "Road Closure." Below this, the logo for Cambridge, Canada is displayed.
Trail closure notice with a graphic of a prohibited sign over a trail icon. The text "Trail Closure" and "Cambridge Canada" logo are shown on a blue background.
A service desk labeled "Service Cambridge" with a wooden counter and clear dividers. Monitors are mounted above the counter displaying information. A rope barrier is in front of the desk.
A group of people is gathered at a casual indoor event. Tables display wooden crafts. A person in a hat and t‑shirt speaks to another attendee. Others in the background appear engaged in conversation.
A group of individuals wearing green "Volunteer" shirts standing together. The text overlay reads, "Volunteers Needed Through positions such as field of play, venue support, and special events! July 30 – Aug 2." Logos at the bottom include Cambridge, Waterloo Region 2026, and Desjardins.
Cardboard cutout of a soccer scene; one person is depicted as a goalkeeper, while another is wearing a red and black striped soccer jersey, kneeling with arms raised in celebration. Both faces are replaced with real people smiling through cutout holes.
The image features an individual playing the saxophone, with sheet music visible in the background. The design includes the text "Cambridge Summer Live!" and "Robin Habermel Jazz Band," set against a colorful gradient and curved line pattern.
A blue sign displays a crossed-out fireworks icon and the text "Fireworks Not Permitted." The Cambridge, Canada logo is at the bottom.