Protect yourself from heat and poor air quality this summer

As hot, humid weather arrives, Public Health Sudbury & Districts is reminding everyone to take steps to stay safe from both extreme heat and poor air quality. Early summer poses a higher risk because our bodies have not yet adapted. When high heat, humidity, and poor air quality are combined, the health risks are even greater. Air quality in Sudbury and districts is generally good; however, wildfire smoke is a growing concern. Keep reading

The importance of being prepared

Since March, recent events such as record snowfall, flooding, and boil and drinking water advisories have caused disruptions that highlight the importance of being prepared. Keep reading

Boil water advisory lifted

Public Health Sudbury & Districts has officially lifted the boil water advisory that came into effect May 6, 2026, for residents of New Sudbury, Sudbury, parts of Garson, and Falconbridge. Keep reading

Boil water advisory remains in effect

Public Health Sudbury & Districts (Public Health) advises that the boil water advisory issued on May 6 remains in effect for all residents of Sudbury, New Sudbury, and Falconbridge, as well as both sides of O’Neil Drive West and the area between Maley Drive and O’Neil Drive West. Keep reading