2022 Municipal Election News

The mayor is just one vote on council, so we asked mayoral candidates what skills they can bring to bear to get the rest of city council to back the mayor’s agenda

Online voting in this year’s civic election will commence Oct. 14 at 10 a.m., and election day is Oct. 24, capping off at 8 p.m. that day

Mayor Brian Bigger recently withdrew his candidacy for mayor, but because his withdrawal was past the deadline, his name will still be on the ballot — just don't vote for him

Ward 7 candidate Mark McKillop has concerns about the Junction East project

Ward 5 candidate Mike Parent lays out his promises to voters

Several candidates in this year’s civic election are pushing for the City of Greater Sudbury to adopt a zero-based approach to tackling city finances, but is it a good idea?

The Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce hosted a ‘Mayoral Candidates Fireside Chat’ at Collège Boréal on Thursday evening, at which five of eight candidates were invited to speak

To achieve a 3.7% tax increase in 2023, the city needs to shave $17.7M in costs. Mayoral candidates tell Sudbury.com how they propose to maintain existing service levels while also keepoing costs as low as possible

Wednesday’s mayoral candidates debate saw six candidates hash out their platforms at the Capreol Arena, which included a special focus on outlying communities

Many people in Greater Sudbury’s outlying communities feel the city’s urban areas get too much attention and too much tax money. We asked the candidates for their ideas on how this could be addressed