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City governance review puts anti-racism committee on the chopping block

City governance review puts anti-racism committee on the chopping block

City staff are looking to dissolve 10 non-legislated advisory committees, including the anti-racism and equity advisory committee.
Construction ahead: $55M in road, other infrastructure work beginning this month

Construction ahead: $55M in road, other infrastructure work beginning this month

Thunder Bay city officials say the projects include fixing roads, sidewalks, sewers, watermains and more.
Council will consider a new definition of affordable

Council will consider a new definition of affordable

A report to council proposes redefining the word “affordability” in the city's affordable rental housing funding program.
City resident worries for safety of ducklings at International Friendship Gardens

City resident worries for safety of ducklings at International Friendship Gardens

A Thunder Bay woman would like to see more water in the park's ponds, saying baby ducks are vulnerable to off-leash dogs
'Mining is now': City to celebrate past, present and future of mining

'Mining is now': City to celebrate past, present and future of mining

Mining Day in Thunder Bay will be held on Saturday at Marina Park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.  
Children's bikes offered for free

Children's bikes offered for free

A selection of working bikes, some like new, can be viewed online prior to arranging for pickup at Thunder Bay's landfill site
Marina Park redesign can 'bring in bigger tickets’, city says

Marina Park redesign can 'bring in bigger tickets’, city says

The multi-stage work plan will take several years, including a full shut-down in the summer of 2027, and promises to reconfigure the festival area and add amenities.
Library gearing up to fundraise for ‘generational’ overhaul, CEO says

Library gearing up to fundraise for ‘generational’ overhaul, CEO says

The Thunder Bay Public Library is hiring for a campaign assistant to help drive upcoming fundraising efforts.
Wetland park being developed at Pool 6 site this year

Wetland park being developed at Pool 6 site this year

Thunder Bay city officials say it will help filter stormwater runoff before it hits Lake Superior.
City issues request for shelter village manager and operator

City issues request for shelter village manager and operator

The facility at Kam River Heritage Park will operate under an exemption to the Residential Tenancies Act
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