Latest Updates

Weekly data for the week of February 21 to February 27, 2022.

This report provides a recommendation regarding the estimated cost escalation for the 1310 Sparks St. Development.

To date, 187 people have been added to the By-Name list.

There are no longer any tents in the 199 Larch St. courtyard area.

Focused on Job Training, Affordable Housing, and Building a Stronger Sudbury.

Each year, Raising the Roof’s national Toque Campaign sees hundreds of volunteers and supporters sell toques across the country. 

The Elizabeth Fry Society opened a new low barrier emergency shelter program for women, named Safe Harbour House, on January 24, 2022.

A look at some significant investments into Housing.

Learn more about our shelters, warming centres and Extreme Cold Weather Alert program.

How a housing program and other support services are helping individuals experiencing homelessness in Greater Sudbury.

A reminder of the programs and services available to our community's vulnerable population over the holidays.

Sudbury’s Homelessness Network helped 23 people find housing in the last two months.

To develop a coordinated, supportive, and successful approach to addressing encampments, the City engaged with an encampment consultant (Iain De Jong from OrgCode Consulting Inc.) in August 2021.

During a report to Council on November 23, 2021, City of Greater Sudbury staff provided options for indoor shelter and housing solutions as outlined in the Greater Sudbury Encampment Response Guidelines.

City Council has approved the development of a 40-unit affordable housing building on Lorraine St. which will support people and populations who are vulnerable.

As of November 3, 2021, the Samaritan Centre opened a resource centre during the week, a space for individuals to use internet, computers and the phone.