The City of Greater Sudbury has released an updated schedule for the $200-million downtown arena/events centre city council approved to take shape in Downtown Sudbury
The $200-million arena/events centre slated to take shape in Downtown Sudbury is currently on schedule for a May 2028 grand opening.
The city has purchased a swath of downtown land in recent months, and now owns the entire block the Sudbury Community Arena is situated on, as well as two blocks to the east up to Shaughnessy Street. The city also owns the southern portion of the block on which the Sudbury Theatre Centre stands, much of the block to its south, and the entire triangular block to its southwest.
Bidulka’s past work for the city also included evaluating and recommending a site for the new events centre , complete a request for proposals for an event centre operator and negotiate key lease terms with the Sudbury Wolves. The municipal report tabled by city Growth and Infrastructure general manager Tony Cecutti clarified that all of these tasks were completed on time and on budget.
If selected, Bidulka and KKR Advisors Ltd. will also prepare a desktop traffic study and a desktop geotechnical review of all previous reports to identify potential concerns.
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