Municipalities Newsletter

More than a year after request, Blue Door gets zoning to demolish and rebuild transitional and emergency housing space

Staff told to craft bylaw that restricts flow of man-made light from one property to the next

Councillors question steel plant's own ability to respond to spills into the St. Marys River

The Northern Ontario Heritage Fund Corporation pledged the money toward five movies filmed in Greater Sudbury recently, all of which have already wrapped

An anonymous tipster provided Sudbury.com with a handful of potential Ontario Liberal Party candidates, which we’ve spent the past several days working to confirm, including Ward 7 Coun. Natalie Labbée, who said she’s ‘definitely leaning in that direction’

Sudbury.com requested the closed-session presentation city staff tabled on Dec. 12, 2023, which staff said clarified details for city council on that year’s non-union pay hikes for managers

Council will appoint task force to discuss the merits of changing its water billing policy and $1 million cost of making it a city responsibility to go after delinquent tenants

Minister of Transportation in town Wednesday to announce Dufferin Construction as the contractor for the project, which includes a new lane to help connect the 400 with the future Bradford Bypass; work should begin this summer

Employees have 'a lot of fear' about how the Ford government will restructure the region, one worker said