Tyler Clarke

In 2023, the gap was estimated at $130M, though city staff clarify the estimate is a ‘tabletop exercise’ which changes as new estimates and service levels are factored in

More properties in the City of Greater Sudbury will become eligible for financial incentives toward their development in a new Greater Sudbury Community Improvement Plan the planning committee of city council approved on Monday and is expected to be in place by September

Ward 2 Coun. Eric Benoit had a motion tabled for this week’s operations committee meeting which would have had the city investigate tackling windrows, but it was deferred

Per city council, a request for proposal to install up to 10 Level 2 public-facing electric vehicle charging stations ‘at little or no cost to the city’ will be posted soon

Despite facing criticisms since it was initially tabled, Mayor Paul Lefebvre said that he’s still confident the province’s stated intentions behind Bill 5 will come through in the finished product

The city is slated to install traffic-calming infrastructure at eight locations in Greater Sudbury next year, which is a jump from recent years’ practice of one location per year

Curbside users won’t notice any changes in the city’s Blue Box program, despite responsibility shifting to Circular Materials Ontario effective April 1, but it might look different next year

Watershed stewards throughout the province are firing back against Bill 5, 'Protect Ontario by Unleashing Our Economy Act’, accusing the government of trying to eliminate protections for people and the environment to benefit business interests

The amount of salt applied on commercial properties is unregulated and undocumented, with slip-and-fall claims spurring some property owners to overuse sodium chloride

Greater Sudbury Paramedic Services deputy chief Paul Kadwell credits the addition of two 12-hour ambulance shifts in 2023 with helping improve response times to high-acuity calls