2026

The City of Greater Sudbury remains in a Significant Weather Event (SWE) which continues to impact multiple municipal services. Updates will be shared with residents through public service announcements and social media.

Day camp sessions run from June 30 to September 4, with varying options available.

The reduced load period begins March 16, 2026 at 12:01 a.m. The end date will be determined based on road conditions. All roads covered by half loading are posted with regulatory signs.

The City of Greater Sudbury is now accepting applications for the full-time career firefighter positions. Greater Sudbury Fire Services reminds potential applicants that this recruitment is a separate and distinct process from the recruitment of volunteer firefighters; candidates interested in full-time employment must apply through this specific career stream.

As part of an ongoing effort to support climate-friendly and climate-resilient buildings in Greater Sudbury, the City is introducing a new program called “CHIRP” (Community Home Improvement and Resilience Program). 

The City of Greater Sudbury’s Regional Business Centre (RBC) is now accepting applications for Summer Company, a provincial program delivered locally, free of charge, by the RBC. The program is designed for students aged 15 to 29 who are interested in starting and running their own business over the summer.

We want to hear from you about the renewal of these sites.

The City of Greater Sudbury is now accepting applications for volunteer firefighters. We are seeking dedicated team players in good mental and physical health to join our team.

The City’s Economic Bulletin is released twice each year, with a six-month update covering January to June and a year-end report providing a full overview of economic activity from January to December. The 2025 year-end Economic Bulletin is available at investsudbury.ca.

The City of Greater Sudbury has begun preparations for the Municipal and School Board Elections taking place on Monday, October 26, 2026. An update provided at the February 24 City Council meeting outlines key dates and proposed by-laws for matters including internet voting, the use of optical scan tabulators, and restrictions on candidates’ use of municipal resources during the campaign period.

The City and community partners continue to advance coordinated efforts toward functional zero homelessness.

As part of this phase, the tennis courts in Coniston and Falconbridge are scheduled for renewal in 2026.

The Greater Sudbury Public Library (GSPL) invites families to March into Arts during March Break 2026. From Monday, March 16 to Friday, March 20, 2026, GSPL will offer a variety of creative programs for children in kindergarten through to grade 8, although all are welcome

Jaclyn Seeler begins her new role on March 23, 2026, reporting to the General Manager of Community Well-being.

The deadline to apply for certain property tax rebates on final 2025 property taxes is fast approaching. Applications must be received by the City of Greater Sudbury Revenue Services section by Monday, March 2, 2026.

The following municipal services will be closed to the public for Family Day on Monday, February 16.

During last night’s City Council meeting, Council endorsed the updates to the City’s Downtown Master Plan (DMP), which will guide future planning, investment and revitalization efforts in the downtown core. These updates come following the completion of several long-term projects identified in the 2012 version of the Downtown Master Plan, including Place des Arts and the McEwen School of Architecture.

Interim property tax bills have been mailed out. The first instalment is due February 27, 2026 , and the second is due March 31, 2026.