The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is removing a patch of invasive Japanese Knotweed near Clinton Avenue and Perreault Street as part of restoration efforts to repair the greenspace and help native plants flourish.
Continue reading →Are you curious about exploring the nature in your backyard? Borrow a Nature Discovery Backpack from the Greater Sudbury Public Library and get ready for your family’s next outdoor adventure!
Continue reading →The Junction Creek Stewardship Committee’s Annual General Meeting is Wednesday May 22nd at 6pm followed by a special presentation by Franco Mariotti, “The Mayor’s 30×30 Panel and its Implications to the Future of Sudbury”. Everyone is welcome and can join either in-person (Living with Lakes Centre) or virtually via Zoom.
Continue reading →Are you an environmentally conscious individual who is looking to make a long-lasting positive change? Join the JCSC Youth Council to gain volunteer hours, organizing events, collaborating to enhance community involvement, and learning valuable life skills.
Continue reading →We are excited to announce that the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee is partnering with the Canadian Wildlife Federation (CWF) to integrate our Empowering Youth for Junction Creek program with CWF’s Wild Outside program in Sudbury/ N’Swakamok! Register today!
Continue reading →The Junction Creek Festival is being held on May 14 this year from 12 noon to 2 pm. Come on out to have a great time!
Continue reading →Bi-wiidsemshinaang wii-mosaadimaang oodi Nibi Nikwejiwong Bemi-jiwang
Come Walk with Us for Junction Creek – find out more about how we’re collaborating on water walks
Design de Plume Inc. celebrates their 10th anniversary by giving back to the community and supporting stream health with a donation of $10,000 to the Junction Creek Stewardship Committee.
Continue reading →The Junction Creek Amazing Race is back, Sunday September 15th! Mark your calendars, gather your teammates, and start training.
Continue reading →Over 60 yellow fish and blue creek critter stencils have been painted throughout downtown Sudbury. Thanks to paint donated by Barrydowne Paint, artistic designs created by local artist Katie Fennerty, and the hard work of 65 students from École St-Denis and Marymount Academy, we have been able to promote discussion and increase awareness about strowmwater pollutants in Junction Creek.
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