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Uneasy with the prospect of hiking water/wastewater rates to 6% annually from their current 4.8%, city council members deferred making a decision until sometime in June

Holiday weekend will impact some city services

Although city council members approved a 4.8-per-cent levy jump for 2025 last year, the final plan factors in tax ratios and an unchanged education tax rate

The effort is part of a federally mandated review to help spur the development of residential units in Greater Sudbury

Recent years have Greater Sudburians water/wastewater rates increase by 4.8%, which isn’t adequate to address the city’s infrastructure spending gap into the long term

The cast iron water main which feeds the Skead Road area was installed in the early ’60s and has reached the end of its useful life

Are you a teenager looking to contribute to the community? The advisory panel may be for you

Samuel Sweet, 16, has 283 signatures and counting on a petition asking the city to invest approximately $3-million more toward GOVA Transit each year to improve service

Greater Sudbury volunteer firefighters are now equipped with the IamResponding app, which gives them real-time call data including precise locations and site-specific information

A 125-lot residential development in Hanmer is the city’s first-ever R1-7 low-density residential zone approved in Greater Sudbury, which allows lot frontages starting at nine metres