Kingsmount sidewalk stamps are some of Sudbury’s oldest, with one nearing its 100th anniversary! Join us as we reminisce about the time these sidewalks were first poured. Note: Since the map was originally designed, we have lost 2 sidewalk stamps, No. 6 and 7. Are these concrete fossils worth preserving? When: Sunday, May 24 atContinueContinue reading “Take a walk back in time”
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Neighbourhood Clean-up
Join us at St. Peter’s, 203 York Street, Saturday, May 23, 10am-12pm for our annual neighbourhood clean-up. Gloves, garbage bags and maps will be provided. And Free Pizza for participants! The clean up is a collaboration between the Creation Care team at St. Peter’s United Church, Junction Creek Stewardship Committee, Kingsmount-Bell Park CAN and theContinueContinue reading “Neighbourhood Clean-up”
Join us for Jane’s Walk 2026
There’s a lot happening downtown; the new library, art gallery and event centre, new residential projects, the Downtown Master Plan update and more. Kingsmount-Bell Park residents are invited to join Rainbow Routes for Jane’s Walk 2026 – an exploration of the history and future of living, working, and playing in downtown Sudbury through the lensContinueContinue reading “Join us for Jane’s Walk 2026”
Reminder of February CAN Meeting
Join us IN-PERSON for our first General Meeting of the year at St. Peter’s United Church, 203 York Street, Saturday, February 14, 2026, 11:00 am-12:30 pm. The meeting will be held in the Upper Hall of the church with access from the front door. Parking is available beside the church at the parking lot nearestContinueContinue reading “Reminder of February CAN Meeting”
Season’s Greetings
Courtesy of our festive friends on McNaughton Street The Kingsmount-Bell Park Community Action Network wishes you and your family a Merry Christmas and good health and happiness for 2026.
CAN launches Urban Mobility committee
Formerly known as the Traffic Committee, Urban Mobility acknowledges the diverse ways people navigate and interact within their communities. While motor vehicle transportation is part of urban mobility, it’s important to recognize that people of all abilities have unique and diverse ways of navigating and interacting within their neighbourhoods. Initiated by Adam Brown, the committeeContinueContinue reading “CAN launches Urban Mobility committee”
