Built in 1950 by Inco Ltd. to house Creighton Mine workers, Lively was a planned community designed for modern living, with curved streets, schools, shops, and churches arranged with care. Incorporated in 1953 with nearly 1,800 residents, it grew into a thriving town known for its thoughtful layout and strong community spirit. After joining Walden in 1973 and later Greater Sudbury in 2001, Lively evolved from a company-built mining town into a vibrant, self-sustaining town. (Edited from the Vicki Gilhula article on Sudbury.com)
General Meeting April 7th 2026 Anderson Farm 6:30 PM Anniversary Ambassadors. Our community is about to hit a major milestone! This July 10–12, we aren’t just hosting a reunion; we are celebrating 75 years of Read more
Next meeting April 7th 2026. Location: Anderson Farm Stable Time: 6:30pm Come to the meeting to have your voice heard on the upcoming celebration plans.
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