Sudbury Reddit Hot Posts | August 4, 2026
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r/Sudbury Top Discussions in the Past 24 Hours (August 4, 2026)
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1. Sacred Guacamole Appreciation Post
Original English title:Holy Guacamole Appreciation Post
Post content summary:Just putting this out into the Redditverse. This is hands down one of the best restaurants in Sudbury. Always this good. Incredible tacos. Just so so so good. And - super friendly staff. Don't sleep on this. Every time I eat there, I fantasize about being able to eat there 3x/day. We are lucky to have this place here.
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Just putting this out into the Redditverse. This is hands down one of the best restaurants in Sudbury. Consistently so good. Unbelievable tacos. Like so so so good. And - really friendly staff. Don’t sleep on this one. Every time I get a meal there I fantasize about being able to eat there 3x/day. We are so lucky to ha
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- I also really enjoyed it, had it for the first time a few weeks ago. Only criticism is the birria tacos were a bit greasier than I expected, but I think that makes it delicious haha
EN: I really liked it too I had it for the first time a few weeks ago. Only criticism is a bit more grease than I anticipated in the birria tacos but I think that made it delicious lol - Their truck (and patio) on Lasalle is also great. Wish I could eat there every day
EN: Their truck (and patio) on lasalle is awesome as well. Wish I could eat there everyday - Already on my list of places to try. Right next to the ramen place.
EN: Has been on my list of places to try. Right up there with the Ramen restaurant.
2. Sudbury Events - Monthly Thread (August 2026)
Original English title:Sudbury Events - Monthly Thread (August 2026)
Post content summary:This is a stickied thread for people to post about upcoming events - community events, live performances, and anything else you think others might want to know about. A new version of this post will be published and stickied monthly to keep content fresh and allow people to stay up to date if they want, or avoid this post if they don't. It has been changed to monthly to make it simpler for those who want to plan further ahead. To keep the sub (and your feed) clean
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This is a stickied thread for people to post about upcoming events -- community events, live performances, whatever you think others might want to know about. A new version of this post will be put up and stickied every month to make sure that things are kept fresh, and allow people to stay up to date if they wish, or
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- Saturday, August 15: Rainbow Routes 9th Annual Sudbury Camino - 15km and 30km big walk https://www.rainbowroutes.com/sudbury-camino Friday, August 21: Rainbow Routes - Green Walk Series #1 - Part 2, Bay
EN: Sat August 15: Rainbow Routes 9th Annual Sudbury Camino - a 15 km and 30 km mega walk https://www.rainbowroutes.com/sudbury-camino Fri Aug 21: Rainbow Routes - Green Walking Series #1—Part 2 at Bell Park Walkway https://
3. Seniors: Why not fold up your walkers when riding the bus?
Original English title:Seniors: why don't you fold up your walkers while on the bus?
Post content summary:The bus is packed. There are often more than one senior with a walker on the bus. Walkers are very capable of folding in half. It is very difficult to walk around you because your walkers take up so much space. It is even more difficult when accompanying special needs individuals with motor control issues. So, why not fold them up and unfold them when you get to the bus stop?
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The buses get packed. Often there is more than one senior on the bus with a walker. The walkers are very capable of being folded in half. It is very hard to walk around y'all since your walkers take up a crap load of space. It is even harder when accompanying a special needs person with motor control issues. So why don
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- I don't think seniors with walkers use reddit haha
EN: I dont think seniors with walkers use reddit lol - The truthfulness of this comment made me chuckle!
EN: The truth in this comment made me giggle! - Oh come on. Folding and unfolding a walker is hard enough for you and me. For seniors with mobility issues, getting on and off a moving vehicle in a crowd with limited time is a daunting task.
EN: Oh come on. Folding and unfolding a walker is hard enough for you and me. For a mobility-challenged senior citizen on a moving vehicle under time constraint to get on and off the bus in a crowd, it's a daunting undertaki - Are you trying to start a war?!
EN: Are you trying to start a war !?!
4. BBQ catering options?
Original English title:BBQ catering options?
Post content summary:Looking for catering options for a work BBQ. Must include vegetarian and halal options
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Looking for catering options for a work BBQ. Must include vegetarian and halal options
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- Have you looked into Lesley's?
EN: Have you looked into Lesley’s? - Lacsrtes food truck https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579568406273
EN: Lacsrtes catering cart https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61579568406273 - M.I.C - then hosted a work Christmas party, it was amazing.
EN: M.I.C -Had then cater for a work christmas party and it was fantastic. - Personally, I'd go with Lesley's or M.I.C
EN: Personally I'd go with Lesley's or M.I.C
5. From hockey to soccer: Sudbury blind athlete chasing Paralympic dream
Original English title:From hockey to soccer: Blind Sudbury athlete chases Paralympic dream
Post content summary:Amanda Provan from Sudbury, Ontario, has given up hockey for soccer, as the blind athlete continues to chase her Paralympic dream. She will join the Canadian women's blind soccer team at the Americas Championship in Brazil in September.
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Amanda Provan of Sudbury, Ont., has traded hockey for soccer as the blind athlete continues to chase her Paralympic dreams. She is set to join Canada's women's blind soccer team at September's American Championships in Brazil.
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6. Is there a lookout or place where you can see the tailings ponds?
Original English title:Are there any lookouts or places with a good view of the mine tailings ponds?
Post content summary:Hey Sudburians... I've spent many boring nights on Google Earth looking at your colourful tailings ponds, both fascinated and horrified, and this month I finally have a chance to drive through your city. Is there anywhere one can go to get a good view of these ponds/dams in person? Obviously not too close, but just wondering if there are any convenient lookouts or nearby roads to see them in person, or are they all hidden behind fences and forest.
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Hey sudburians… I have spent many a bored evening looking at your colourful tailings ponds on google earth with a mix of fascination and horror, and am finally getting a chance to drive through your city this month. Is there anywhere someone can go to get a good view of some of these ponds/dams in person? Not too close
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