Drinking water advisory issued for residents of Skead Road from Falconbridge Road to the north end of Old Skead Road and all connecting streets who receive water from the City of Greater Sudbury drinking water system

Public Health Sudbury & Districts has issued a drinking water advisory effective immediately for all residents of Skead Road from Falconbridge Road to the north end of Old Skead Road, Old Skead Rd, Brighton, Krecko, Peacock, Sunderland, Cecil, Falcon, Gordon, Agnes, Patrica and Sunny Streets who receive water from the City of Greater Sudbury drinking water system. Keep reading

Extreme cold warning issued by Environment Canada

With very cold weather in the forecast, Environment Canada issued an extreme cold warning within Public Health Sudbury & Districts’ service area beginning Sunday, January 19, 2025, for the following locations: Greater Sudbury and vicinity West-Nipissing, French River Markstay-Warren, St. Charles Chapleau, Missinaibi Lake Gogama, Foleyet Keep reading

Drinking water advisory issued for the City of Greater Sudbury in the area north of Falcon Street affecting Old Skead Road, Gordon, Agnes, Patricia and Sunny Streets

Public Health Sudbury & Districts has issued a drinking water advisory effective immediately for all residents of the City of Greater Sudbury in the area north of Falcon Street in Skead. The affected area includes Sunny, Patricia, Agnes and Gordon streets as well as Old Skead Road. Falcon Street is not affected. The Drinking Water Advisory is being issued because of a loss of pressure due to a watermain break. Keep reading

Ongoing disruption to water fluoridation in Espanola’s municipal water supply

Fluoride concentrations in the Espanola water supply are currently below the therapeutic levels recommended due to ongoing technical challenges at the Espanola Water Treatment Plant. There are no immediate or short-term health risks to the public. Over the long-term, if fluoride levels are not kept at optimal levels, residents and especially children are at greater risk for tooth decay. Keep reading

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