2026

Tipping fees and the gate fee for residential waste at all Greater Sudbury landfill and waste transfer sites will be waived from Monday, May 11 to Saturday, May 16, 2026. Greater Sudbury residents can deliver discarded household items to local landfill sites free of charge during this week.

Tickets are now on sale for the 5th annual BEV In?Depth Conference, taking place Thursday, May 28, 2026, at Cambrian College in Greater Sudbury, Ontario.

Following the recent snowstorm, waste collection has resumed. Due to unusually high volumes, temporary changes are needed for some Blue Box and Green Cart routes.

Please note that several municipal services will be closed to the public in observance of Good Friday (Friday, April 3) and Easter Monday (Monday, April 6), 2026.

The City of Greater Sudbury is pleased to announce the appointment of Tamara Roitman as Deputy Chief of Fire Services.

The Greater Sudbury Development Corporation (GSDC), an 18-member volunteer board of directors focused on economic development for the City of Greater Sudbury, is seeking engaged residents for appointment to its 2026–29 Board of Directors.

The City of Greater Sudbury will host an EarthCare Breakfast on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, focusing on how homeowners can make their homes more energy efficient and resilient through retrofits.

As progress continues across the City, here is the latest information on current priorities and impacts to municipal services.

As the City remains under a Significant Weather Event, the situation continues to evolve as all available resources remain fully deployed to complete critical work as quickly as possible.

With schools resuming on Monday, the City has been working with all four school boards and the Sudbury Student Services Consortium to prioritize its snow clearing efforts in support of a safe return for students.

The Sudbury, Azilda and Hammer landfill sites as well as the recycling center will open to all commercial haulers only beginning Monday, March 23 and will open for residential access on Thursday, March 26.

To support safe and efficient road clearing and widening operations, roadside collection of garbage, Green Cart organics, and Blue Box recyclables will be suspended for an additional week. Collection will resume the week of March 30.

Upon resumption, temporary increased limits will be in place for both residential and non-residential properties.

To support ongoing snow clearing and removal operations, and in accordance with the Traffic and Parking By-law, the City has implemented a parking ban on all municipal roads (excluding paid on-street parking). The ban will be enforced 24/7 until the Significant Weather Event declaration is lifted.

The City of Greater Sudbury continues to work around the clock to clear roads. The current priority remains completing the first passes on residential roads to ensure every household has at least basic access.

The City of Greater Sudbury remains under a Significant Weather Event, as declared on Sunday, March 15 at 5 p.m. While precipitation has ended, the declaration will remain in place until road and sidewalk maintenance can return to normal service levels.

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.