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City looks at further loosening residential parking requirements

City looks at further loosening residential parking requirements

The effort is part of a federally mandated review to help spur the development of residential units in Greater Sudbury
Public transit activist launches petition to boost local service

Public transit activist launches petition to boost local service

Samuel Sweet, 16, has 283 signatures and counting on a petition asking the city to invest approximately $3-million more toward GOVA Transit each year to improve service
‘A lot of confusion’ around federal boundary changes

‘A lot of confusion’ around federal boundary changes

The federal boundaries changed since the 2021 election, with Greater Sudburians now voting in a reconfigured Sudbury and newly formed Sudbury East–Manitoulin–Nickel Belt riding
Greater Sudbury’s newly installed CAO up for a challenge

Greater Sudbury’s newly installed CAO up for a challenge

The City of Greater Sudbury’s brand new CAO, Shari Lichterman, sat down with Sudbury.com earlier this week for an interview a few days into the job
Five years later: Pandemic left lasting impact on city operations

Five years later: Pandemic left lasting impact on city operations

The City of Greater Sudbury’s investment in social services roughly doubled during the pandemic, and remains high today, while Greater Sudbury Police also adapted to the changing social landscape
Sticker shock sours city council’s appetite for electric buses

Sticker shock sours city council’s appetite for electric buses

City of Greater Sudbury staff have been directed to seek alternatives to reduce transit greenhouse gas emissions after finding battery-electric buses to be too expensive
Greater Sudbury’s degrading roads underfunded by $77.8M annually

Greater Sudbury’s degrading roads underfunded by $77.8M annually

Approximately $110M needs to be spent on asphalt rehabilitation in Greater Sudbury to maintain them in their current overall condition, but an average of $32.2M is currently being spent
Delayed next-gen 911 now expected later this year

Delayed next-gen 911 now expected later this year

A holdup with vendors has delayed the implementation of next-generation 911 service across the country, prompting a two-year deadline extension
Poilievre pledges Ring of Fire approvals within six months at Sudbury stop

Poilievre pledges Ring of Fire approvals within six months at Sudbury stop

Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre pledged to greenlight permits for the Ring of Fire within six months and commit $1 billion to build a new road, answered four questions
Poilievre pledges Ring of Fire approvals within six months at Sudbury stop

Poilievre pledges Ring of Fire approvals within six months at Sudbury stop

Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre pledged to greenlight permits for the Ring of Fire within six months and commit $1 billion to build a new road, answered four questions
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