Sudbury Reddit Hot Posts | July 28, 2026

r/Sudbury Top Discussions in the Past 24 Hours (July 28, 2026)

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1. Time to raise the bar at City Hall!

Original English title:It's Time to Raise the Standard at City Hall!

Post content summary:Every election brings new promises, but our community deserves more than promises—it deserves measurable results. City Hall should operate with the same professionalism, accountability, and customer service we expect from any successful organization. Taxpayers don't just fund the government; they are customers of every municipal service, and they deserve respect, transparency, and timely action. Strong leadership also means listening before acting. People who live, work, and raise children

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Every election brings new promises, but our community deserves more than promises—it deserves measurable results. City Hall should operate with the same professionalism, accountability, and customer service that we expect from successful organizations. Taxpayers are not simply funding government; they are the customers

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• Don't use AI. Those long hyphens are a dead giveaway. — and —
  EN: Don’t use AI. Those long hyphens are a dead giveaway. — vs -

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2. Sudbury, you look good.

Original English title:You're looking good Sudbury.

Post content summary:Not just good-looking, but lovely. Over the years, I've visited Sudbury from time to time, usually en route between the East Coast and wherever I happened to be at the time, often somewhere between Calgary and Vancouver. No longer feels post-apocalyptic, like you might die if you stay too long. Green new buildings everywhere. A variety of interesting restaurants to choose from, and the blueberries are a revelation. Truly impressive.

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Not just looking good, cute even. Every so often over the years I drop into Sudbury, usually on the way between the East Coast and wherever the opportunity was at the time, usually someshere between Calgary and Vancouver. No more post apocalyptic, if you stay here too long you'll probably die vibes. Green, new building

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• Moved here two years ago, and it's been a blessing. The city still has a homelessness/addiction problem, but other than that, it's not bad.
  EN: Moved here 2 years ago and couldnt be happier. Still city still has a homeless/crackhead issue but besides that its nice.
• That's true in many communities. I travel for work, and Sudbury isn't as bad as some places.
  EN: That's in many communities. I travel for work and Sudburyisn't as bad as some.
• I'm surprised how bad Barrie and Hamilton are. Walking and driving in the downtown cores of those cities is terrible.
  EN: I'm surprised how bad it seems in barrie and Hamilton. Walking and driving around the cores of those cities is pretty bad.
• I just applied for a job in Sudbury, and a lot of what I see online is negative, so it's nice to see someone who likes the city.
  EN: I just applied to a job in Sudbury and so much of the talk i see online is negative, happy to see someone’s enjoying the city

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3. HSN 50/50... charity or not

Original English title:hsn 50/50 ......charity or not

Post content summary:Credit cards are not allowed for purchasing HSN 50/50 tickets. My bank said they were previously listed as a charity site. Now they are listed as a gambling site, and RBC does not allow credit card gambling. HSN won't accept debit cards. Why are they no longer listed as a charity?

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Credit card wouldn't allow purchase of hsn 50/50 tickets. My bank says they were previously listed as a charitable site. Now they"re listed as a gambling sight and rbc doesn't allow gambling on credit cards. Hsn won't take debit. Why are they no longer listed as a charity?

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• ...because charities have a gambling component.
  EN: ….Because there’s a gambling component to the charity.
• HSN 50/50 is run by the HSN Foundation, a charity. The 50/50 itself is a charitable gaming initiative (aka gambling), and if your card has gambling controls, it will be blocked. They accept Visa Debit. According to CRA, purchases related to charitable gaming will not receive a tax receipt.
  EN: The HSN 50/50 is operated by HSN Foundation which is a charity. The 50/50 itself is a charitable gaming initiative (aka gambling) and if your card has controls around gambling it will be blocked. They accept Visa debit.
• I've been subscribed to HSN 50/50 with my RBC Visa for a long time, and I've used it with OLG in the past. It might be the card product rather than bank-specific.
  EN: I’ve got a standing subscription to the HSN 50/50 using an RBC Visa, and have used it at OLG in the past. It may be card product rather than bank specific.
• What do you mean RBC won't let you? Did you sign something?
  EN: What do you mean RBC wont let you?? Did you sign some sort of paperwork?

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