Community News

In response to interest within Greater Sudbury regarding Syrian Refugee efforts, the City will host a public information session on Wednesday, October 28 from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. in the foyer of Tom Davies Square

Members of the Chelmsford branch of the Royal Bank of Canada Financial Group present a cheque for $1 thousand to Ward 3 Councillor Gerry Montpellier for the purchase of a park bench.

At approximately 1:00 am on Wednesday the 21st of October, a Capreol couple were the victims of a Home Invasion where three suspects entered a residence on Cresent Avenue, Capreol.

The Regional Business Centre is proud to announce the 16th Annual Bridges to Better Business Conference taking place at the Clarion Hotel during Small Business Week from October 20th to 23rd, 2015. Bridges to Better Business and Small Business Week pay tribute to the significant contribution that small and medium-sized businesses make to our economy.

While young drivers make up 13 per cent of all licensed drivers in Canada, they account for almost one-fourth of all road-related injuries and fatalities. Vale, the Sudbury Road Safety Committee and Lively District Secondary School is partnering with Parachute and their national partner State Farm for National Teen Driver Safety Week (NTDSW), taking place October 19-25, 2015 to raise awareness and improve road safety for teens.

Union confirms that Richard Pigeau was killed when he was struck by a piece of equipment at Glencore's Nickel Rim Mine on Tuesday.

Diane Davis, a lunch lady at Ecole Jean Paul II in Val Caron, lost her son Joel to a heart and lung condition four years ago - ever since, she has been honouring his memory by fundraising for the organizations that helped him (SickKids Foundation, Starlight Children's Foundation).

The City of Greater Sudbury is pleased to congratulate two local paramedics for recently being awarded with the Governor General’s Exemplary Service Medal, recognizing over 20 years of meritorious service in the field of pre-hospital emergency medical service.

Greater Sudbury Utilities has advised that Hydro One has lost power to it's Clarabelle Transmission Station, which feeds Greater Sudbury Hyrdo;s distribution stations in the West End, Copper Cliff and a good Portion of Central Sudbury.

City of Greater Sudbury’s fire crews now have 8 more pet oxygen masks that can be used on any domestic animal that needs help breathing due to smoke inhalation. The donation was part of a national effort called Project Breathe by the Invisible Fence Brand and the company has already donated more than 10,000 masks throughout Canada and the U.S