2022 Municipal Election News

City of Greater Sudbury reported earlier that third-party paper ballot voting system was experiencing server issues

Stick with Sudbury.com tonight for election results

With advance voter turnout hitting 17.35 per cent as of Friday morning, online voting is ongoing, advance paper ballot opportunity taking place on Saturday Oct. 22 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and paper ballots are again available on election day itself On Oct. 24 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Mayoral candidate Evelyn Dutrisac lays out her ideas to deal with opioid and homelessness crisis

Mayoral candidate Evelyn Dutrisac says it is time for the city to explore a more decentralized model

Mayoral candidate Mila Wong lays out her Top 5 campaign promises

A city council vote of 11-2 in June greenlit the $98.5-million Junction East Cultural Hub project, which would see a new central library/art gallery built in the city’s downtown core, but a much stronger portion of candidates on the campaign trail oppose the project. Buckle in, this is a long read

Sudbury.com reached out to the Greater Sudbury municipal election candidates you might not have heard from on the campaign trail to seek greater insight on their efforts

‘I feel Councillor Leduc has definitely been the most visible councillor for Ward 11 and know he has the interest, health and safety of all his residents as his main priority’

Mayoral candidate Evelyn Dutrisac says she was asked if an older adult female can be a good mayor — she lays out her reasons