Tyler Clarke

The city’s Election Compliance Audit Committee wasn’t tasked to determine whether Leduc was in breach of the Municipal Elections Act, but whether legal proceedings should occur

During Tuesday’s city council meeting, the city’s elected officials unanimously approved the purchase of 352-362 Elgin St. at a cost of $1 million

Greater Sudburians have been following a national trend that has seen an increasing proportion of residents renting rather than owning their homes in recent years

A third-party report by KPMG concluded that Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc appears to have broken election finance rules in a few ways, including a Grandparents’ Day event in 2022 which served as an election campaign function

Community advocate Holland Marshall has filed a complaint with the Ontario Human Rights Tribunal claiming the city’s homeless community is being discriminated against

Approximately 90% of material placed in blue boxes in Greater Sudbury is sent to markets down south to be recycled as new products, but what’s preventing the city from hitting 100%?

Last year’s overtime expense far exceeded that year’s budget of $3.9 million, with the shortcoming pulled mainly from the city’s salaries and benefits budget

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

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

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