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Sudbury city councillors back $1.5M plan to convert nunnery into supportive housing

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Some Greater Sudbury councillors back a proposal to turn a century-old former nunnery into a 135-unit supportive housing facility. A vote on the $1.5 million plan is set for Feb. 10. Investors say the project aims to advance the city's homelessness roadmap without raising taxes.

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Sudbury city councillors back $1.5M plan to convert nunnery into supportive housing

Some Greater Sudbury councillors back a proposal to turn a century-old former nunnery into a 135-unit supportive housing facility. A vote on the $1.5 million plan is set for Feb. 10. Investors say the project aims to advance the city's homelessness roadmap without raising taxes.

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CTV News broke the news in Canada on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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