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Sudbury councillor's $450K lawsuit against City tossed

Sudbury councillor's $450K lawsuit against City tossed

CTV News12-07-2025
Greater Sudbury Ward 11 Coun. Bill Leduc's $450,000 lawsuit against the city and resident Anastasia Rioux was dismissed Friday. Leduc sued over a 2022 election compliance audit prompted by Rioux's complaint about an unreported campaign event. A KPMG audit had found spending violations. The city must submit arguments for legal costs to the court by September.
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