2026

Sand and sandbags may be dropped off 24 hours a day until Monday, May 11, at the following locations:

On Monday, June 15, 2026, a premier regional event will spotlight women in entrepreneurship and leadership as Women Leading with Impact: An Evening with Arlene Dickinson comes to Greater Sudbury. 

The City of Greater Sudbury is making improvements at the Walden Transfer Station to provide a more convenient experience for residents. Work will begin Tuesday, May 19, 2026, and will continue for approximately six weeks.

Based on declining water levels and the latest data and projections from Conservation Sudbury, the City of Greater Sudbury has lifted the State of Emergency which was declared on April 21.

The City of Greater Sudbury has developed a Flood Waste Relief Program to support residential property owners affected by flooding who do not have flood insurance.

The Greater Sudbury Public Library (GSPL), in partnership with the Office of Mayor Paul Lefebvre, announced Friday that it will launch a comprehensive review of the City’s Poet Laureate program.

Formalized by resolutions passed by their respective councils, Atikameksheng Anishnawbek, Wahnapitae First Nation and the City of Greater Sudbury have committed to participating in the Community Economic Development Initiative (CEDI).

The City of Greater Sudbury is developing a Flood Waste Relief Program to support residential property owners affected by flooding who do not have flood insurance.

The City of Greater Sudbury will be able to further extend its regreening efforts under the guidance of VETAC, the City Council’s Advisory Panel on Regreening, with the support of a $3 million Nature Funding Agreement from Vale Base Metals. This contribution will be a major asset to the City’s work, creating significant opportunities over the next decade, helping build a healthier, greener environment in and around Greater Sudbury.

The City of Greater Sudbury has declared a State of Emergency based on current flooding conditions and projections from Conservation Sudbury.

The City of Greater Sudbury is pleased to announce the launch of a new Funding Directory on the Invest Sudbury website—a comprehensive resource for business startup, growth and investment opportunities in Northern Ontario.

The Civic Awards are presented to individuals and groups who consistently give back to the community.

Recent snowmelt and rainfall have led to elevated water levels across the community, with localized flooding occurring in some areas. The City of Greater Sudbury continues to respond to the increased pressure this is causing on the wastewater system. 

With significant progress made on snow clearing, road widening and removal operations, the 24/7 parking ban on all municipal roads, implemented on March 20, 2026, has been lifted, effective immediately.

With the recent declaration of a Flood Warning by Conservation Sudbury due to rain, snowmelt and rising water levels, the City of Greater Sudbury is urging residents, especially those in low-lying and flood-prone areas, to take steps now to protect their property and stay safe.

The Greater Sudbury Development Corporation (GSDC), an 18?member volunteer board of directors focused on economic development for the City of Greater Sudbury, is accepting applications for a Culinary Representative to join the Tourism Development Committee (TDC) subcommittee.

This year’s Permit Palooza will be on Saturday, April 25 and Sunday, April 26, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the upcoming Home, Renovation and Style Show in the Sudbury Community Arena. City staff will be available to support the expedited process and answer questions at the City’s booth.

The City of Greater Sudbury is inviting residents to step back in time and explore the contents of the Sudbury 2001 Time Capsule.

Members of the public are encouraged to drop in from April 11 to May 18, 2026, to view the display and take part in this unique moment in the city’s history.