Tyler Clarke

A bylaw has been tabled for Tuesday’s city council meeting which would require people with complaints against city council members to file an affidavit with no indication the fee for obtaining the document would be waived for complainants

With Greater Sudbury Police Service having obtained their first 30 body-worn cameras, Const. Marc Savignac walked the police board through the devices’ ins and outs during this week’s meeting

A provincial grant helped pare down next year’s Greater Sudbury tax levy increase, still under review by city council, to its current tentative 4.7%

Last week, the province announced a $100-million partnership with a company owned by billionaire and Trump appointee Elon Musk to provide internet service in rural Ontario

In a public address marking the halfway point of city council's four-year mandate, Mayor Paul Lefebvre affirmed that ‘everyone deserves a safe place to call home’ and access to services

A 7-6 vote of Greater Sudbury city council saw to it that integrity commissioner David Boghosian will be given 180 days’ notice of termination

Alongside redefining the CAO position, the city’s elected officials will vote on whether to spend $75,000 on a recruitment search firm to find a candidate

Mayor Paul Lefebvre said that the letter to Premier Ford he signed is about saving lives, not stigmatizing vulnerable people or chasing them out of encampments without any alternatives

Drawing from past and ongoing bike lane projects in Greater Sudbury, it’s unlikely Bill 212 will have much of an impact locally, though questions remain

Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc’s lawsuit ‘is a means of limiting expression on matters of public interest,’ according to a request for dismissal filed by defendant Anastasia Rioux