Skip to content
Advanced
Colin Jacobs
Colin Jacobs · IN Photography
Miner's tribute Miner's Walk at Bell Park Sudbury, Ontario
Miner's Tribute
 Photography
Colin Jacobs
Colin Jacobs · IN Photography
The Stack True North Strong
The Stack
 Photography
Mark Gentili
Mark Gentili · IN Inside Sudbury.com
The candidates for the April 28 election have been finalized! Don't forget to vote!
www.sudbury.com
 Inside Sudbury.com
Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael · IN Good news
For a decade now, Billy from Deluxe Restaurant on Regent Street has been on a heartfelt mission: collecting pop tabs to make a difference in our community. Thanks to his dedication, these humble tabs have translated into significant contributions to Health Sciences North. Most recently, a donation of just over $19,000 allowed for the purchase of two state-of-the-art handheld ultrasound devices—transforming lives in Sudbury and beyond. This Good news
Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge · IN Gardening
GREEN LIVING: Eco art in Sudbury combines art and nature in thoughtful ways
www.sudbury.com
 Gardening
Melanie Junge
Melanie Junge · IN Gardening
Why You Should Build a Food Forest in a Subdivision? Reconnect with your food – Grow nutrient-dense, perennial food steps from your door. Heal the soil and boost biodiversity – Even degraded suburban lawns can become mini-ecosystems. Low maintenance over time – Once established, food forests require less input than annual gardens. Improve microclimates – Trees and shrubs provide windbreaks, shade, and moisture Gardening
Kim Chiarot
Kim Chiarot · IN Outdoors
Alright Sudbury… the snow can go any time now✨ Because in my head? I’m already paddling into turquoise waters—barefoot, sun-kissed, and totally at peace. Wolf Lake and Paradise Lagoon are at the very top of my paddle list this year—and if you’ve never heard of them, you’re in for a treat. Where is it? Wolf Lake is part of the Chiniguchi Waterway Provincial Park, tucked northeast of Sudbury. You can get there via Kukagami Lake
Still water. Painted rocks. End-of-day calm. This is the North at its best. 8
 Outdoors
Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Hockey
After last night's game was postponed due to inclement weather, Game 3 will go down this afternoon at 3:30 PM!
Photo by: Andrew Stuetz, Untapped North
 Hockey
Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Hockey
Sudbury native Todd Bertuzzi named Cambridge RedHawks head coach!
www.sudbury.com
 Hockey
Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Good news
The Rotary Club of Sudbury, the city’s first service club, has been serving the community since 1924! Over the years, Rotarians have made a lasting impact by supporting local initiatives, from helping children with disabilities to backing the air cadets and Victorian Order of Nurses. The Club has played a key role in establishing Easter Seals, the Alzheimer Society, and Rotary Park, and continues to support organizations like the Sudbury
Photo by: The Rotary Club of Sudbury 4
portal.clubrunner.ca
 Good news

All spaces

Popular spaces

Things to do
Food & drink
Good news
Outdoors
Arts & culture
Health & wellness
Inside Sudbury.com
Live music
Sudbury memories
Home improvements
Sudbury talk and tips
Vintage Sudbury
Browse all spaces

Celebrity status

George Bardeggia
George Bardeggia
HISTORY IN THE STREET - I drove through downtown Sudbury today and spied these potholes at the intersection of Elm and Lisgar Streets. They exposed a section of tracks from the former Sudbury Copper Cliff Street Railway. Sudbury's last street cars ran in either 1950 or 1951, and this section of Lisgar Street has obviously avoided any major road reconstruction for 75 plus years.
Looking South from Elm Street. You can see the outline of the railbed in the asphalt extending down Lisgar St. 2
2 comments 2
 Photography

Share your feedback

Report a bug or issue you've found >

Share suggestions or feedback >

Most active spaces

Inside Sudbury.com
Photography
Hockey
Things to do
Browse all spaces

Upcoming events