With world-leading expertise, exceptional talent, and room to grow, Sudbury is more than Northern Ontario’s economic hub, it’s where competitive advantage meets opportunity, and investment drives lasting success.
Greater Sudbury offers the perfect balance of urban amenities and rural lifestyle, combining big-city opportunities with unparalleled access to nature. Connected by major highways, rail networks, and a regional airport, the city is a global mining hub and a centre of excellence in health sciences, research, and innovation, powered by a diverse and skilled workforce. Together, these strengths make Sudbury an ideal place to live, work, invest, and grow.
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Where is Sudbury, Ontario?
We are the first stop light north of Toronto on highway 400 and 69. Centrally located 390 km (242 mi) north of Toronto, 290 km (180 mi) east of Sault Ste. Marie and 483 km (300 mi) west of Ottawa, Greater Sudbury forms the hub of northern business activity.
Latest News
Uber Arrives in Greater Sudbury
Fourteen years after it first arrived in Toronto, Ont., American ride-hailing service Uber has driven into the north, officially launching its ridesharing service in three northeastern Ontario cities, including Greater Sudbury
Greater Sudbury Builds Strong Economic Momentum in First Half of 2026
Greater Sudbury is continuing to build momentum in 2026, with strong results across employment, investment, business growth and talent attraction highlighted in the City's Economic Bulletin for the first six months of the year.