Tyler Clarke

While touting the federal government’s latest budget, Nickel Belt Liberal MP Marc Serré issued some barbs at Premier Doug Ford, whose government killed electric vehicle efforts

There are approximately 700 accounts that still need advanced meter infrastructure installed 

The City of Greater Sudbury’s development charges are much lower than the provincial municipal average, and do not fully recuperate costs associated with new builds

A successful motion by Ward 6 Coun. René Lapierre will put capital work at the City of Greater Sudbury’s two municipal ski hills on hold while their utilization and operating costs are reviewed

The city’s elected officials unanimously greenlit a 2024 tax plan to implement the 5.9% overall municipal tax levy increase they approved during budget deliberations late last year

With Montée Principale originally slated for rehabilitation in 2027, Ward 4 Coun. Pauline Fortin introduced a successful motion on Monday to have it fast-tracked by a year or two

Panoramic Properties’ application for three building includes 109 retirement home guest rooms and 421 multiple dwelling units at the old Paris Street hospital property, and is coming up for its first of two public hearings on April 29

It’s likely a moot point now that city council has approved a new events centre to replace it by 2028, but the Downtown Community Arena is in ‘fair’ condition now, and slated to slip to ‘poor’ condition by 2025 and ‘very poor’ condition by 2030

But intimate partner violence response still needs more work, Sudbury police acknowledge

Community member Matthew Del Papa has started a petition opposing the $200M arena in Downtown Sudbury which city council recently approved, and Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc is now calling for a referendum