Looking to reduce congestion and act on climate change? Explore sustainable travel options in Greater Sudbury with the Smart Commute App. This tool can help you find carpooling options, plan walking and cycling trips, and can even match you up with another cyclist in your area. 

To learn more about the benefits of various modes of travel and to start connecting with other commuters, click the button below.

Spring has arrived early this year, and so have the bears. The potential for human-bear interactions increases in the spring when there are fewer natural food sources available to them. This is when food sources, such as garbage and bird feed, can draw bears into populated areas.

Click the button below for some tips to help reduce the chance of attracting bears on your property.

Pickleball is relatively easy to learn, making it accessible to people of all ages and skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced athlete, you can quickly pick up the basics and start playing. The sport is available at many community centres and parks at a relatively low cost. 

Find a court near you by clicking the button below.

Looking to grow some food this year, but not sure where to get started?

Thanks to the hard work of our community volunteers, there are many community gardens located throughout the city. Some are free to join and some require a fee for your own garden box.  Some community gardens request that owners maintain and harvest their own plots while others offer their free produce to anyone who stops by!

Click the button below to learn more about gardening opportunities in your neighbourhood.

Introducing our charming canine of the month: Prince, the 1.5-year-old Bulldog Mix! With his endearing personality and unwavering loyalty, Prince is eagerly awaiting the opportunity to find his forever home and become an integral part of a loving family.

To take the first step towards welcoming Prince or another pet into your life, submit an online application today. Prince can't wait to meet his future family and embark on a lifetime of cherished memories together.

Emergency Preparedness Week, celebrated May 5-11, encourages Canadians to take action to be prepared to protect themselves and their families during emergencies.

By taking a few simple steps, you can become better prepared to face a range of emergencies – anytime, anywhere. It is important to know the risks, make a plan, and get an emergency kit.

It’s also important to stay informed. If you’re not already signed up to receive local emergency information via Sudbury Alerts, please do so today or log on to update your contact information and preferences.

Click the button below for more resources to help you and your family prepare for all types of emergencies.