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Greater Sudbury’s newly installed CAO up for a challenge

Greater Sudbury’s newly installed CAO up for a challenge

The City of Greater Sudbury’s brand new CAO, Shari Lichterman, sat down with Sudbury.com earlier this week for an interview a few days into the job
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More questions added to KED road funding deferral

More questions added to KED road funding deferral

An hour-long closed session of city council took place on Tuesday to discuss a cost-sharing agreement to have Greater Sudbury partially fund a road opening up an industrial subdivision
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Audit of 17 major city capital projects yields changes

Audit of 17 major city capital projects yields changes

Although nothing major appears to come out of city auditor Ron Foster’s audit of city capital project management and procurement processes, it did produce some recommendations to help hone city procedures with lessons learned, which he said city staff were quick to adopt
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Five years later: Pandemic left lasting impact on city operations

Five years later: Pandemic left lasting impact on city operations

The City of Greater Sudbury’s investment in social services roughly doubled during the pandemic, and remains high today, while Greater Sudbury Police also adapted to the changing social landscape
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Sticker shock sours city council’s appetite for electric buses

Sticker shock sours city council’s appetite for electric buses

City of Greater Sudbury staff have been directed to seek alternatives to reduce transit greenhouse gas emissions after finding battery-electric buses to be too expensive
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Hanmer twin pad project very much alive despite delays: Lapierre

Hanmer twin pad project very much alive despite delays: Lapierre

There are ‘a few moving parts’ with the proposed Valley East Twin Pad and Multipurpose Sports Complex in Hanmer, but Ward 6 Coun. René Lapierre affirmed that the long-delayed project is still in the hopper
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City adds teeth to its non-U.S. procurement push

City adds teeth to its non-U.S. procurement push

The City of Greater Sudbury has fired back against U.S. tariffs by requiring contracts with the city to be performed by a workforce at least 90% Canadian or non-U.S. based
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Greater Sudbury’s degrading roads underfunded by $77.8M annually

Greater Sudbury’s degrading roads underfunded by $77.8M annually

Approximately $110M needs to be spent on asphalt rehabilitation in Greater Sudbury to maintain them in their current overall condition, but an average of $32.2M is currently being spent
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City looks at contributing $8.6M for road to open up KED site

City looks at contributing $8.6M for road to open up KED site

Best known as the site of a since-cancelled municipal arena proposal as part of the Kingsway Entertainment District project, the lands are being opened up to accommodate industrial uses
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What ‘the London story’ could say about Sudbury’s planned event centre

What ‘the London story’ could say about Sudbury’s planned event centre

Opened in 2002, Canada Life Place in London, Ont., has been used repeatedly by city staff and council as a model for what Greater Sudbury can achieve in downtown Sudbury. So Sudbury.com reached out to the City of London and various downtown businesses there to see what impact the planned event centre here could have on the Nickel City’s core
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