Housing in Greater Sudbury
Making it easier to build, investing in the infrastructure needed to unlock land, and forming strong partnerships have been at the forefront of my efforts to spur housing development across Greater Sudbury.
Official statements, speeches, and campaign news.
Making it easier to build, investing in the infrastructure needed to unlock land, and forming strong partnerships have been at the forefront of my efforts to spur housing development across Greater Sudbury.
“Paul Lefebvre is the only candidate for mayor who offers the experienced and trusted leadership Greater Sudbury will need over the next four years.”
When I first decided to run for Mayor, it wasn’t because I thought Greater Sudbury needed to reinvent itself. I ran because I believed we were capable of more.
Cities like Sudbury are the engines of the prosperity touted by Mark Carney. So why does it feel so cash-strapped?
Mayor Paul Lefebvre has officially launched his re-election campaign for Mayor of the City of Greater Sudbury in the 2026 municipal election.
Greater Sudbury is building momentum. And not just any momentum. Historic momentum. Now, that's not something I say lightly. Because momentum like this doesn't happen by chance.
While today’s address focuses on growth, investment, and the future of our economy, I want to acknowledge the equally important work underway in housing, social and community services.
Canada is home to some of the world’s most important mining communities, and Sudbury is at the top, supporting over 19,500 workers in mining, processing, and supply sector.
I am excited and very optimistic about the future of our community. My vision of Greater Sudbury is a place that is both inclusive and affordable.