A multifaceted urban centre with leadership in mining, health, tech, education and tourism, and a growing population.
Sudbury, Ontario
Nestled in beautiful northern Ontario, Greater Sudbury is a key contributor to Ontario’s economy and is home to over 179,000 residents. Greater Sudbury is a vibrant, multifaceted urban centre, with leadership and expertise in mineral resources, health and life sciences, technology, education, and tourism. Known worldwide as a mining hub, the city also offers world-class attractions, urban amenities, and incredible four-season outdoor experiences and adventure opportunities that continue to inspire and captivate. As the largest municipality in northern Ontario, Greater Sudbury is perfectly situated just a four-hour drive or 45-minute flight from the Greater Toronto Area. Our city is renowned for its stunning landscapes, featuring 330+ lakes and numerous provincial parks just a short drive away. Residents enjoy a dynamic community with a booming economy, rich cultural experiences, and a welcoming atmosphere. From arts and culture to outdoor adventures, Greater Sudbury provides endless opportunities for leisure and recreation. Whether you're skiing in the winter, exploring hiking trails in the summer, or enjoying our vibrant downtown, you'll find everything you need right here. With 20+ languages spoken in the community, Greater Sudbury is a diverse and inclusive city, that has been recognized as the 4th best place for youth to work in Canada and is among the top 10 best places for jobs in the country. You don’t have to give up the comforts of a big city to have a slower pace of life. Greater Sudbury has good job opportunities, major shopping, entertainment, and you can find your new and affordable home in one of our many communities. Spend less time commuting and more time exploring nature and outdoor recreation at your door. Come see for yourself what your new life in Greater Sudbury could look like.
On-site · Sudbury
Welcome visitors, answer calls, respond to general enquiries, and direct clients and members of the public to appropriate contacts. Maintain records and filing systems, schedule appointments, process documents and data, manage office supplies, and support case-file retention and archiving.
On-site · Sudbury
Welcome visitors, answer telephone calls, respond to general enquiries, and direct clients and members of the public to appropriate contacts. Maintain records and filing systems, schedule appointments, handle documents, perform keyboarding and data entry, and manage office supplies and archived case materials.
On-site · Sudbury
Provide courteous customer service by handling inquiries, registrations, memberships, and facility bookings. Support daily facility operations through cash handling and balancing, recordkeeping, opening and closing duties, safety reporting, and general clerical tasks.
On-site · Sudbury
Provides comprehensive administrative support to the Director and senior leadership to ensure efficient divisional operations and alignment with organizational policies. Responsibilities include coordinating communications, managing budgets, developing reports, and overseeing administrative processes.