2021

Due to ongoing inaccurate discussions in the public and in the name of transparency and public trust, the City of Greater Sudbury is providing facts related to the emergency response that took place on the evening of May 27, 2017, on Suez Drive in Hanmer.

Licensed child-care centres are now providing care to school-aged children of essential workers.

Today, the governments of Canada and Ontario and the City of Greater Sudbury announced joint funding for the revitalization of public recreation courts.

The City of Greater is now accepting applications for volunteer firefighters.

The City of Greater Sudbury will enhance support to vulnerable residents living with mental health and/or addictions thanks to provincial funding of nearly $900,000.

I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Charlie Rapsky, a beacon of Greater Sudbury’s arts community.

Close partnerships and a spirit of innovation have paved the way for City of Greater Sudbury and Public Health Sudbury & Districts to launch a pilot project in which local paramedics administer COVID-19 vaccine directly in the homes of homebound individuals who are born in 1941 or earlier or who receive chronic home care services.

As local cases continue to rise at an alarming rate, the Province has moved Greater Sudbury into the Grey – Lockdown category of the COVID-19 response framework, beginning Friday, March 12. The Province is activating an “emergency brake” in the region due to address concerning trends in public health indicators.

Friends and fellow residents,

Today brought the news we were hoping to avoid: Greater Sudbury is going back into lockdown as of midnight tonight. Based on the advice of its Chief Medical Officer, and in consultation with our local Medical Officer of Health, the Province is activating an “emergency brake” due to the concerning local trends.

The Ramsey Lake Skating Path, Queen’s Athletic Skating Oval and municipal outdoor rinks are now closed for the season.

The City's Road Maintenance crews, in partnership with community stakeholders, are actively monitoring the spring thaw.

The City of Greater Sudbury is once again offering local businesses assistance to accommodate the growing number of cyclists in our community.

The City of Greater Sudbury is proud to have seven facilities achieve a Rick Hansen Accessibility Certification.

As local cases continue to rise, the Province has moved Greater Sudbury into the Red – Control category of the COVID-19 response framework, beginning Monday, March 8. 

The City of Greater Sudbury will solidify its stature as a global mining hub during the Prospectors & Developers Association of Canada (PDAC) Convention from March 8 to 11, 2021.

2020 was a busy construction season with a total investment of more than $98.7 million into the city’s roads, water, sewer and active transportation networks, as well as bridges and large culverts.

The Mayors from Northern Ontario’s five largest municipalities met Wednesday, March 3^rd to discuss a number of key issues affecting the region.

In support of the Community Energy and Emissions Plan (CEEP), the City of Greater Sudbury has released its plan outlining the climate change actions it will undertake over the next five years.