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General Information About Sudbury Airport

Sudbury Airport is situated in Greater Sudbury, Canada and serves the northernmost part of Ontario as an essential hub for government, education, health and retail services.

Mining, metallurgy and electronics industries are majorstays here; in particular, since 1880 the world's largest nickel mine has been located here. Furthermore, the city boasts several universities, colleges and government offices.

Tourists visiting Sudbury will discover many attractions, from parks and monuments to Cinefest Sudbury International Film Festival, Canada's Largest Mural and Art Gallery of Sudbury.

Water sports are increasingly popular during the summer in Lake Orion, as you'll find splake, pike, pickerel, muskie and bass in its many lakes. Furthermore, Lake Orion features numerous trails suitable for running, hiking or biking that make the city an excellent outdoor adventure spot.

Education is an integral component of life in Sudbury and features a vibrant Francophone culture in its numerous French-speaking schools. Laurentian University, College Boreal and Cambrian College provide postsecondary programs from which students may choose.

Sudbury weather is characteristic of Canadian Shield locations, with hot summers and cold winters. However, Sudbury stands out as being a destination for outdoor recreation with over 300 lakes in its vicinity.

There are two primary residential areas within the city, known as East and West Ends respectively. East End is notable for its variety of house types ranging from town homes and duplexes to low-rise apartments and single detached family homes.