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Greater Sudbury’s 2023 population jump the largest on record

Greater Sudbury’s 2023 population jump the largest on record

The City of Greater Sudbury’s population hit an estimated 179,965 last year, which is a 4,658-person jump over 2022 — the highest single-year increase on record
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Labbée’s letter sparks ‘multiple complaints,’ investigation

Labbée’s letter sparks ‘multiple complaints,’ investigation

In her open letter, Ward 7 Coun. Natalie Labbée wrote that if she were the city’s CAO, she would have resigned over the recent wage hike issue
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City council unanimously backs $350M plan to end homelessness

City council unanimously backs $350M plan to end homelessness

The overall cost is expected to be funded by all three levels of government, with the plan's ultimate goal a ‘functional end’ to homelessness in Greater Sudbury by 2030
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Leaked emails show councillors were told cost of wage hikes

Leaked emails show councillors were told cost of wage hikes

All available information points to the fact city council members should have known about last year’s wage hikes much earlier than Ward 7 Coun. Natalie Labbée claimed in an open letter to the community this week
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Leduc calls for city’s integrity commissioner to be fired

Leduc calls for city’s integrity commissioner to be fired

City of Greater Sudbury integrity commissioner David Boghosian tabled a report in response to a complaint regarding Leduc’s cellphone use, prompting Leduc to call for his firing
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City staff asked to cut $8.5M to hit 4.9% tax increase for 2025

City staff asked to cut $8.5M to hit 4.9% tax increase for 2025

The City of Greater Sudbury’s 2025 budget had been slated to require a 7.3% tax levy increase, which Mayor Paul Lefebvre described tonight as ‘unacceptable’
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Despite evidence, council issues moratorium on some development fees

Despite evidence, council issues moratorium on some development fees

With the moratorium in place, an estimated annual expense of $1.4 million will shift from developers onto the general tax base with no evidence it’ll spur development or lower costs to the consumer
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Council unanimous in withdrawing CAO’s delegated authority

Council unanimous in withdrawing CAO’s delegated authority

Greater Sudbury city council has withdrawn delegated authority they unanimously voted to give city CAO Ed Archer on Sept. 26, 2023, which had allowed him to increase non-union wages
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Province refuses to talk about police board appointments

Province refuses to talk about police board appointments

Spokespeople from the provincial government declined to answer questions about how the Greater Sudbury Police Board’s two provincially appointed positions are made
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City has the province’s ear during FONOM conference

City has the province’s ear during FONOM conference

The Federation of Northern Ontario Municipalities conference is taking place in Sudbury this week, at which several provincial ministers are hearing from municipal leaders
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