It’s summer season and our tourist attractions are providing fun and memorable experiences for visitors. That includes Science North’s Dynamic Earth and the new Next Generation Mine Tour.

The Canada Child Benefit is increasing this month. Families can now get over $8,000 per child, tax free. This benefit supports close to 4 million families across Canada, helping with everyday costs like groceries and child care.

Fierté Pride Week is here in Sudbury! Since 1997, Fierté Sudbury Pride has played an active role in fostering connections and understanding in our community. This week is a chance to celebrate the 2SLGBTQI+. Come out and celebrate!

If you haven’t been to this year’s Northern Lights Festival Boréal, head to Bell Park and take in some great musical and creative arts performances. Ce spectacle annuel met en scène des artistes débutants et des artistes reconnus, et célèbre la culture francophone, autochtone et multiculturelle.

Happy 75th anniversary Lively! From the moment Lively was built, it was more than just a company town. The people of Lively made it a community. And they continue to make it a great place to call home.

Welcome to Sudbury Minister Joly! As Minister of Industry, we understood how important Minister Joly’s visit was to Sudbury. We seized the opportunity to showcase the talent, innovation and expertise that make Sudbury a global mining leader.

Prime Minister Carney's latest Forward Guidance video lays out Canada's energy strategy as a response to a three-fold crisis: affordability, security and climate change.

Forward Guidance: Canada’s Energy Future.

YouTube video by Mark Carney

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It was a weekend where Sudbury’s rich culture was celebrated. Great performances, food, stories and gatherings at the Caruso’s Italian Festival and the Festival of India at Bell Park.

Dynamic Earth's new expansion is officially open! Built on the foundation of Northern Ontario's mining history, this new experience traces the evolution of the industry, from the deposits underground to the high-tech operations now present.

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Come to Sudbury’s Dynamic Earth, the educational science centre, home to the Big Nickel, for immersive, hands-on earth science and mining experiences for kids and adults.

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What a beautiful afternoon in Garson! Yesterday was the St. John’s Cemetery Improvement Group’s Community Appreciation BBQ. The event brings together 500 of our neighbours for a great cause. All proceeds go to the Coniston Food Bank, supporting families right here in our community.

Today, our community came together for something truly meaningful. I was proud to join the Royal Canadian Legion Falconbridge/Garson Branch 336 for the dedication ceremony of their new Cenotaph.

Hands-on learning for students at Cambrian College is getting a big boost. Our government is investing one million dollars in Cambrian College to advance the electrification of mining vehicles.

La Saint-Jean-Baptiste célébrée le 24 juin, met à l’honneur la culture, l’histoire et la langue française. Cette journée rassemble les francophones autour d’un patrimoine commun et d’une identité riche et dynamique.

Honoured to be part of the ceremonies for National Indigenous Peoples Day. A day where we celebrate the cultures and histories of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples.

As the daughter of a miner, and someone who grew up in Sudbury, the annual Workers' Memorial Day ceremony has always meant something personal to me. Today marks 42 years when Sulo Korpela, Richard Chénier, Daniel Lavallée and Wayne St. Michael did not come home from their jobs that day.

Soixante-quinze ans. Trois quarts de siècle de vie, de langue, de culture et de fierté franco-ontarienne. Le Carrefour francophone n’est pas qu’un centre culturel — c’est un pilier, un gardien de notre identité collective, le plus ancien de son genre en Ontario.

Last week, our government launched the National Food Security Strategy. The Strategy has four objectives: • Spur grocery store competition and create more choice for Canadians. • Boost domestic food production across Canada. • Grow fruits and vegetables year-round.

June is Portuguese Heritage Month in Canada, a time to celebrate the history, culture, and contributions of Portuguese Canadians.

Go-Give Project provides vital resources for some of our most vulnerable. The warmer months create different challenges, like staying cool and hydrated. La semaine dernière, notre bureau est venu livrer des caisses d'eau et de Gatorade afin d'aider les communautés à rester bien hydratées.

Canada has an enormous opportunity. Not just to supply the critical minerals the world needs, but to help define how those minerals are developed, processed and transformed into the technologies that will shape the future global economy.

Today, the biggest World Cup in history kicks off — hosted by Canada, Mexico, and the United States. Canada is ready to welcome the world.

Today, we join the global Filipino community in commemorating the 128th anniversary of Philippine Independence. Communities across Canada will come together to share traditions, stories, food, music, and culture to honour the generations of Filipino Canadians who have helped shape our country.

The Canada Volunteer Awards 2026 Call for Nominations closes June 17: tinyurl.com/2rrp9cwd. We all know people who give of their time, energy and hearts to help improve our communities and the lives of others.

As online harms intensify, children are particularly at risk. To better protect them, the government has introduced the Safe Social Media Act, which will make social media services and AI chatbot services safer for children.

À mesure que les préjudices en ligne s’intensifient, les enfants sont particulièrement à risque.

Today is Red Shirt Day® of Action for Accessibility and Inclusion. On this day, we wear red to show our support and solidarity for persons and families of those living with disabilities.

June is Pride Month - a time to demonstrate solidarity with the 2SLGBTQ+ community and a commitment to stand against homophobia, transphobia and hatred. Fierté Sudbury Pride has played an active role in Sudbury since 1997.

This month marks National Indigenous History Month. Indigenous Peoples’ stewardship of the lands and waters and their rich traditions are contributions to be honoured and remembered.

This month Sudbury put the spotlight on mining. From the BEV In Depth Conference to NORCAT’s Mining Transformed event, hundreds of delegates traveled to Sudbury to talk about mining the future.