2022 Municipal Election News

Incumbent candidates have registered in 10 of the city’s 12 wards thus far, plus the mayor’s position as a result of Mayor Brian Bigger registering his nomination paperwork on Friday

This week’s finance and administration capped off eight years of chairing the committee on behalf of city council for outgoing Ward 7 Coun. Mike Jakubo, who is not seeking re-election

Miranda Rocca-Circelli wants to see the city investigate a decentralized model in which its outlying communities, which amalgamated as the City of Greater Sudbury in 2001, would be offered greater autonomy

Ward 5 candidate Mike Parent wonders why, when it comes to arenas and casinos, North Bay managed to do what Sudbury could not

Registered third-party advertiser Linette Filippini has set up an online fundraising campaign for Greater Sudbury mayoral candidate Bob Johnston’s campaign and has set a goal of $30,000

Pauline Fortin has a lot of questions for city council, she says

If elected mayor on Oct. 24, Evelyn Dutrisac would cap her salary and benefits at $150,000 gross per year, despite city council already slated to review compensation levels next year

Greater Sudbury mayoral candidate Don Gravelle plans on tackling what he perceives as wasteful municipal spending, and plans on advocating for referendums to take place for major non-essential expenditures such as the Kingsway Entertainment District and Junction East projects

With this a municipal election year, Brian Bigger has indicated that he intends to seek a third term as mayor of the City of Greater Sudbury

Citing a worsening atmosphere around virtual council chambers and a priority toward family, Ward 7 Coun. Mike Jakubo has announced that he is not seeking re-election