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residents and businesses in the Minnow Lake area have reported increased rat activity, resulting in concerns related to public health, property damage, neighbourhood livability, and quality of life; AND WHEREAS timely action is required to assist affected residents and businesses and to address conditions that may be contributing to rat infestations within the community; AND WHEREAS municipalities
the City of Greater Sudbury read and pass By-law 2026-180Z to 2026-181Z.
staff be directed to provide an update in February 2027 on the progress of the implementation of the recommendations described in the report entitled Significant Weather Event of March 15, 2026, After Action Review presented to City Council on July 14, 2026.
the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (the “Act”) requires municipalities having a population in excess of 10,000 to establish and maintain accessibility advisory committees; AND WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury (the “City”) has, for many years, established and maintained an advisory group called the “Accessibility Advisory Panel” with a view to meeting its obligations pursuant
THAT staff be directed to provide an update in February 2027 on the progress of the implementation of the recommendations described in the report entitled Significant Weather Event of March 15, 2026, After Action Review presented to City Council on July 14, 2026.
WHEREAS the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (the “Act”) requires municipalities having a population in excess of 10,000 to establish and maintain accessibility advisory committees; AND WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury (the “City”) has, for many years, established and maintained an advisory group called the “Accessibility Advisory Panel” with a view to meeting its obligations p
Council for the City of Greater Sudbury direct staff to present a by-law to adopt the Complaint Protocol appended to the report entitled “Code of Conduct – Complaint Protocol Revisions”, from the Chief Administrative Officer, presented at the City Council meeting on May 26, 2026.
THAT Council for the City of Greater Sudbury direct staff to present a by- law to adopt the Complaint Protocol appended to the report entitled “Code of Conduct – Complaint Protocol Revisions”, from the Chief Administrative Officer, presented at the City Council meeting on May 26, 2026.
a delegation from the City of Fano, Italy, visited the City of Greater Sudbury in May 2025 and met with Councillor Mark Signoretti and Mayor Paul Lefebvre to explore the possibility of establishing a formal twinning relationship between the two municipalities; AND WHEREAS the Mayor subsequently visited the City of Fano, and on May 6, 2026, signed a Friendship Pact with Mayor Luca Serfilippi, affir
WHEREAS a delegation from the City of Fano, Italy, visited the City of Greater Sudbury in May 2025 and met with Councillor Mark Signoretti and Mayor Paul Lefebvre to explore the possibility of establishing a formal twinning relationship between the two municipalities; AND WHEREAS the Mayor subsequently visited the City of Fano, and on May 6, 2026, signed a Friendship Pact with Mayor Luca Serfilipp
the City of Greater Sudbury declared a Significant Weather Event beginning on March 15, 2026, in response to severe and prolonged winter conditions that impacted roads, transit, emergency response, and other municipal operations; and WHEREAS all City departments, partner agencies, and contracted service providers were mobilized to ensure public safety, maintain essential services, and respond to e
in January 2022, the City of Greater Sudbury (CGS) approved a pledge of $500,000 to St. Joseph’s Villa’s Caring Beyond Campaign to support capital upgrades related to infrastructure and equipment; WHEREAS an installment of $377,298 was provided in April 2024, with the remaining $122,702 of the pledge yet to be disbursed; WHEREAS subsequent Provincial and Federal funding through the Investing in Ca
Canada’s economic security and modern defence capabilities depend on resilient supply chains, energy security, and reliable access to critical minerals; AND WHEREAS Greater Sudbury is one of Canada’s most important critical mineral hubs, producing and refining nickel, copper, and other critical minerals essential to national and provincial priorities; AND WHEREAS these minerals support industries
WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury declared a Significant Weather Event beginning on March 15, 2026, in response to severe and prolonged winter conditions that impacted roads, transit, emergency response, and other municipal operations; and WHEREAS all City departments, partner agencies, and contracted service providers were mobilized to ensure public safety, maintain essential services, and resp
WHEREAS in January 2022, the City of Greater Sudbury (CGS) approved a pledge of $500,000 to St. Joseph’s Villa’s Caring Beyond Campaign to support capital upgrades related to infrastructure and equipment; WHEREAS an installment of $377,298 was provided in April 2024, with the remaining $122,702 of the pledge yet to be disbursed; WHEREAS subsequent Provincial and Federal funding through the Investi
WHEREAS Canada’s economic security and modern defence capabilities depend on resilient supply chains, energy security, and reliable access to critical minerals; AND WHEREAS Greater Sudbury is one of Canada’s most important critical mineral hubs, producing and refining nickel, copper, and other critical minerals essential to national and provincial priorities; AND WHEREAS these minerals support ind
The City of Greater Sudbury approves the Greater Sudbury Community Improvement application at 1545 Gary Avenue, and directs staff to prepare the necessary by-law, as outlined in the report entitled “Greater Sudbury Community Improvement Plan Application – 1545 Gary Avenue, Sudbury” from the General Manager of Planning and Growth, presented at the City Council meeting on February 10, 2026
LifeLabs has announced its intention to close its Greater Sudbury laboratory, and the transfer of medical specimen processing from Northern Ontario to laboratories in southern Ontario; AND WHEREAS the Greater Sudbury laboratory provides essential diagnostic services to communities across Northern Ontario, including urban, rural, and remote municipalities, and plays a critical role in ensuring time
THAT The City of Greater Sudbury approves the Greater Sudbury Community Improvement application at 1545 Gary Avenue, and directs staff to prepare the necessary by-law, as outlined in the report entitled “Greater Sudbury Community Improvement Plan Application – 1545 Gary Avenue, Sudbury” from the General Manager of Planning and Growth, presented at the City Council meeting on February 10, 2026
WHEREAS LifeLabs has announced its intention to close its Greater Sudbury laboratory, and the transfer of medical specimen processing from Northern Ontario to laboratories in southern Ontario; AND WHEREAS the Greater Sudbury laboratory provides essential diagnostic services to communities across Northern Ontario, including urban, rural, and remote municipalities, and plays a critical role in ensur
the Proponent is proposing to construct and operate a Long-Term Capacity Services Project located on Municipal Project Lands, as defined and with the characteristics outlined in the table below, under the Long-Term 2 Capacity Services (Window 1) Request for Proposals (“LT2(c-1) RFP”) issued by the Independent Electricity System Operator (“IESO”). AND WHEREAS capitalized terms not defined herein ha
WHEREAS the Proponent is proposing to construct and operate a Long- Term Capacity Services Project located on Municipal Project Lands, as defined and with the characteristics outlined in the table below, under the Long-Term 2 Capacity Services (Window 1) Request for Proposals (“LT2(c-1) RFP”) issued by the Independent Electricity System Operator (“IESO”). AND WHEREAS capitalized terms not defined
the City of Greater Sudbury approves resolutions FA2025-42 to FA2025-54.
the 2026 Budget be amended to cancel the funding plan related to the College St. Underpass project in the 2024-2027 capital budget and bring forward an alternative funding plan in 2026, thereby removing the $1,644,900 from the operating budget.
the 2026 Budget be amended to pause the Capital portion of the HCI in the amount of $350,000.
the 2026 budget be amended to pause a portion of the GSDC core funding in the amount of $500,000 and reduce the GSDC funding by $623,390 from the Arts & Culture operating and capital grants; AND THAT staff be directed to work with the GSDC board to apply available Municipal Accommodation Tax funding to continue arts and culture grants in the community.
the 2026 budget be amended to increase Parks and Recreation revenue by $300,000; AND THAT staff be directed to bring forward a detailed plan in the new year which may include some user fee rate adjustments.
the 2026 budget be amended to eliminate the internal repayment amount of $350,000 and fund the remaining unfunded liability of $1,850,000 from the Capital Financing Reserve Fund – General. (See 2026/2027 Budget, bottom of page 31.)
the 2026 budget be amended to reduce the contribution to the capital levy in the amount of $1,850,000 and draw the funds from the Capital Financing Reserve Fund – General in 2026 to balance the capital budget.
THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to cancel the funding plan related to the College St. Underpass project in the 2024-2027 capital budget and bring forward an alternative funding plan in 2026, thereby removing the $1,644,900 from the operating budget.
THAT the 2026 Budget be amended to pause the Capital portion of the HCI in the amount of $350,000.
THAT the 2026 budget be amended to pause a portion of the GSDC core funding in the amount of $500,000 and reduce the GSDC funding by $623,390 from the Arts & Culture operating and capital grants; AND THAT staff be directed to work with the GSDC board to apply available Municipal Accommodation Tax funding to continue arts and culture grants in the community.
THAT the 2026 budget be amended to increase Parks and Recreation revenue by $300,000; AND THAT staff be directed to bring forward a detailed plan in the new year which may include some user fee rate adjustments.
THAT the 2026 budget be amended to eliminate the internal repayment amount of $350,000 and fund the remaining unfunded liability of $1,850,000 from the Capital Financing Reserve Fund – General. (See 2026/2027 Budget, bottom of page 31.)
THAT the 2026 budget be amended to reduce the contribution to the capital levy in the amount of $1,850,000 and draw the funds from the Capital Financing Reserve Fund – General in 2026 to balance the capital budget.
THAT the City of Greater Sudbury approves resolutions FA2025-42 to FA2025-54.
the City of Greater Sudbury has implemented a dedicated Indigenous Relations position to advance reconciliation efforts and foster meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities; AND WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury’s 2019–2027 Strategic Plan, under Objective 5.3 “Strengthen Indigenous Relations Towards Reconciliation,” commits to: Establish regular and respectful systems of communication wi
Resolution CC2024-86 “Effective Conservation and Management of 30% of lands and waters by 2030” affirms the City of Greater Sudbury’s commitment to the protection of local green space and natural areas, in alignment with international and federal 30x30 biodiversity targets; AND WHEREAS in 2024, the City of Greater Sudbury submitted 2,173 hectares of municipally-owned parks and open space to be off
WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury has implemented a dedicated Indigenous Relations position to advance reconciliation efforts and foster meaningful engagement with Indigenous communities; AND WHEREAS the City of Greater Sudbury’s 2019–2027 Strategic Plan, under Objective 5.3 “Strengthen Indigenous Relations Towards Reconciliation,” commits to: Establish regular and respectful systems of commun
WHEREAS Resolution CC2024-86 “Effective Conservation and Management of 30% of lands and waters by 2030” affirms the City of Greater Sudbury’s commitment to the protection of local green space and natural areas, in alignment with international and federal 30x30 biodiversity targets; AND WHEREAS in 2024, the City of Greater Sudbury submitted 2,173 hectares of municipally-owned parks and open space t