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Labour Ministry gives Sudbury.com the data it wouldn’t give Sudbury NDP MPP Jamie West
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City looks at free bus trips for seniors on Tuesdays Ward 7 Coun. Natalie Labbée tabled a successful motion seeking a business case for free GOVA Transit use for seniors on Tuesdays, either weekly or the first of every month

City looks at free bus trips for seniors on Tuesdays
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Last night, the city tabled their draft 2026-27 budget.
It was one of the biggest municipal news items of the year.
I sat alone at the media table, as is the case with the vast majority of council/committee meetings.
This, in a city closing in on 200,000 people.
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‘Hazardous jumped off the page’ in Coniston application: McIntosh The planning committee of city council deferred a decision on Monday regarding an application for a solid and hazardous waste management facility at the Coniston Industrial Park

‘Hazardous jumped off the page’ in Coniston application: McIntosh
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Greater Sudbury pulling speed cameras by Nov. 14 In an email to city council members on Friday, city Linear Infrastructure Services director Joe Rocca highlighted what is known about the local implications of removing speed cameras

Greater Sudbury pulling speed cameras by Nov. 14
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Why not tiny homes instead of tents at Energy Court? A city-sanctioned shanty community is taking shape at Energy Court in downtown Sudbury, prompting concerns for residents' safety as the winter deep freeze sets in

Why not tiny homes instead of tents at Energy Court?
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I'm looking forward to digging into the draft 2026-27 budget document next Tuesday.
There'll be much to analyze.
It's anticipated to kick off city council budget talks in December with a tax levy increase of 3.2-4.4%, per the city's long-range financial plan.
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‘Bizarre bill’ will help landlords and developers: West
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Leduc seeks legal fees after lawyer allegedly ghosts him In a legal motion, Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc is seeking to have his lawyer held personally liable for legal costs associated with a lawsuit he filed against the city and a private resident

Leduc seeks legal fees after lawyer allegedly ghosts him
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Area residents concerned for Energy Court denizens’ safety Sudbury.com went doorknocking in the neighbourhood west of the city-sanctioned encampment site at Energy Court to see how area residents feel about it

I went doorknocking west of the fast-growing Energy Court homeless encampment earlier this week. Area residents are concerned for the safety of people at Energy Court, particularly during the extreme cold of winter months when they'll be living in tents.
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Memorial Park revitalization work begins
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Worthless? Sudbury MP counters Poilievre’s Critical Minerals Strategy dismissal
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Photos: Volunteers plant 150 trees along Junction Creek
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In conversation with Sudbury.com following a speech to workers in Val Caron today, Conservative Party of Canada Leader Pierre Poilievre called the federal Critical Minerals Strategy "worthless."
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Despite prior support, city council mostly mum on saving speed cameras It’s unclear what, if anything, city council has done to oppose or mitigate the impending impacts of Premier Doug Ford taking away municipalities’ right to use speed cameras

Despite prior support, city council mostly mum on saving speed cameras
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‘Crisis mode’ spurred use of Energy Court for the homeless
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Speed cameras being activated at new sites on Friday Greater Sudbury’s collection of six mobile automated speed enforcement cameras have again proven effective, showing they ‘significantly reduce’ the number of speeding vehicles

Premier Doug Ford keeps saying speed cameras "do not work."
Far be it from me to call the premier of Ontario a liar, but what he's saying is not true, he has enough evidence at his disposal to know it is not true, and he keeps saying it anyway.
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What many Sudburians have waited for: Old hospital now rubble
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Province plans 500 kV transmission line from Barrie to Hanmer
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City projected to save money with all-electric fleet of light vehicles
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Undefeated Notre-Place soccer players retain Grand Nord Cup
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I pulled Joseph Nicholls out of retirement earlier this week to meet me at the downtown emergency services station for an interview about his 45-year career.
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Starbucks on The Kingsway shutters as part of broader closures
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Photos: Old hospital resembles movie set as its demolition nears an end
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David Barber watches the old hospital on Paris Street come down. He has been visiting the site throughout its demolition and collected thousands of photographs along the way.

Capreol supports teen, ‘a bright light,’ injured in motorcycle crash
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Solitary city council member opposes event centre
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Cameras slow speeders, data shows, as Ford government says it's prepared to ban them Revenue funds traffic-calming measures, not general expenses: Mississauga and Burlington

This story is echoed in Greater Sudbury, where speed cameras have repeatedly proven effective at slowing traffic (including after they have been removed) and revenue derived from tickets funds traffic-calming measures, not general expenses.
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Decision deferred on widely opposed 84-unit Minnow Lake development.
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