Major Projects

We have began extensive upgrades ($8 million) to Whaleback. The Whaleback Driving Range will be renewed, including the addition of new Driving Range.

We’re making key upgrades across the Leisureplexes to enhance your experience. While there will be some short-term disruption, we’re committed to keeping you supported and informed throughout.

The City of Canning has committed to creating a vibrant City Centre – we say Perth’s Southern CBD. We will achieve this through the implementation of a robust environmental, social and economic platform.

The Kent Street Weir Precinct, situated on the banks of the Canning River (Djarlgarro Beeliar) is one of Canning’s most well-loved reserves.

The Ferndale Reserve change rooms and amenities are getting an upgrade.

The Canning Vale Sports Complex is an essential infrastructure project designed to address the growing demand for community sports facilities within the City of Canning and surrounding local governments.

The State Government's METRONET project is WA's largest public transport program in recent history.

The City of Canning is delighted to be working with the State Government on the masterplan for Maniana Park and the State Football Centre.

The City is celebrating the completion of six parks in Bentley, including Sill Park, Chapman Park, Hillview Park, Dumond Park, Warwick Park, and Wyong Park.