Greater Sudbury, located in Northern Ontario, offers a blend of natural beauty, vibrant culture, and rich history. As the region’s largest city, it continues to grow, boasting a diverse population of 179,965 residents and a thriving community spirit. Surrounded by picturesque landscapes, there are over 300 freshwater lakes within its borders, including the two largest city contained lakes in the world. Greater Sudbury has a thriving urban centre and visitors are discovering that it is a special place to relax and enjoy major attractions, cultural celebrations, and the great outdoors.

The city's cultural scene presents an impressive array of festivals, galleries, museums, and theatres that celebrate our rich history and cultural diversity. Annual events like the Up Here Festival and Northern Lights Festival Boréal showcase our vibrant arts community, while Science North, a premier tourist attraction, delights visitors of all ages with its interactive and hands-on exhibits. Greater Sudbury boasts some incredible and diverse restaurants to satisfy every taste, making it a go-to spot for shopping and dining in the region.

With its 140-year history and expertise in mining, Greater Sudbury has become a global mining hub, recognized internationally, for sustainable practices including our impressive efforts in regreening. The Big Nickel is a giant replica of a Canadian nickel and is an iconic landmark and symbol of our city’s industrial legacy.

With its unique blend of urban amenities and natural wonders, Greater Sudbury is truly a wonderful place to live, work, and play.