Tyler Clarke

City of Greater Sudbury CAO Shari Lichterman provided city council and the public with an update on the downtown event centre during the May 26 city council meeting

Fate of project, which also includes reflective pond that would double as skating rink in winter, rests with next city council

Last-minute ticket purchases and limited grant funding are hurting the long-running annual music festival, which has been taking place since 1972

Capping months of debate, the city’s elected officials were near-unanimous this week in deciding to retain the weeklong spring tipping fee holiday and permanently end the autumn holiday

Between two contracts, crews have commenced work on spreader-laid asphalt patches at 70 locations throughout the city

The Dynacare Laboratory and Health Services Centre celebrated its grand opening at Elm Place on May 29, marking the company's first location in Greater Sudbury.

A unanimous vote of city council on May 26 OK’d various provisions which can push code of conduct complaints against city council members out of the public spotlight

Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc introduced a motion to defer a city council decision advancing the project to build a new municipal animal shelter on Dube Road, but found no support from his colleagues. Instead, his fellow councillors took the councillor and his motion to task for being redundant, uninformed and lacking in understanding of the planning process

Last-minute ticket purchases and limited grant funding are hurting the long-running annual music festival, which has been taking place since 1972

This instalment of Sudbury’s civic election fact-check series zeroes in on the Cultural Hub at Tom Davies Square budget again, this time to address its operational budget