Tyler Clarke

Although today’s introduction of U.S. tariffs will have a trickle-down impact throughout affected countries, the City of Greater Sudbury doesn’t foresee any significant immediate impacts

Although Shari Lichterman was terminated ‘effective immediately’ from her former role as City of Mississauga CAO, industry advocate Scott Vokey said this is a common outcome for the role

Nickel Belt Ontario Liberal Party candidate Natalie Labbée said she ‘misspoke’ when she called her party’s pledge to double Ontario Disability Support Program rates ‘excessive,’ which Nickel Belt NDP candidate France Gélinas considers ‘hurtful to people with disabilities’

Ontario NDP Leader Marit Stiles was in Sudbury on Thursday to launch her party’s Northern platform, which centres heavily on improving the region’s health-care system

During Monday’s planning committee meeting of city council, members voted unanimously to allow certain institutionally zoned properties to be repurposed as residential as-of-right

The current planning committee of city council has consistently approved applications to develop outside of Greater Sudbury settlement areas, which city staff has advised against

Although City of Greater Sudbury bylaw officers have been tackling some symptoms of overcrowded housing, provincial legislation prevents more direct enforcement

Although the last 12 months at Tom Davies Square were rough at times, the City of Greater Sudbury made progress on various projects, with no lack of municipal news to report on in 2024

The official plan and zoning bylaw amendments will make it so that four units per fully-serviced residential lot will be allowed without requiring rezoning, pending they meet other requirements

This year’s projected 6.2-million GOVA Transit rides which far exceeds last year’s previous record-setting high of 5.2 million