Tyler Clarke

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

The city added 9.5 kilometres of cycling infrastructure this year, which doesn’t include the Paris-Notre Dame Bikeway, a stretch of which was worked on but not quite completed

A group of companies with 407 rental properties across Northern Ontario (631 units) was ordered to sell 323 or their properties, including 38 of their 51 Greater Sudbury buildings

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