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Share your feedback on the proposed 2025 capital budget

The City of Thunder Bay has released its proposed 2025 capital budget and is seeking input from the public.

Residents are encouraged to review the proposed capital expenditures, which outline key projects to enhance public infrastructure, from road repairs to facility upgrades, as part of the City’s commitment to building a sustainable, vibrant community. A public survey has also been launched, inviting residents to provide feedback on this new process, the updated budget layout, and the...

Splash Pads Begin Opening for Summer Fun in Thunder Bay

The City of Thunder Bay is preparing to welcome residents to its splash pads as the summer season kicks off. Local splash pads will begin opening this week, offering families and children a fun and refreshing way to stay active during the warmer months. Beginning today, the splash pads at Northwood Playfield and County Park will be open daily from 11 am to 8 pm. The Waterfront Splash Pad at Prince Arthur’s Landing will be opening this Sunday, June 15, operating daily from 11 am – 8:30 pm. “The...

Victoriaville Redevelopment: Archibald & Victoria Intersection Closure Starts June 16

As part of the ongoing Reimagine Victoriaville redevelopment, the intersection of Archibald Street and Victoria Avenue will be fully closed to vehicular traffic starting Monday, June 16, 2025, and will remain closed until October 31, 2026. The west sidewalk will remain open for pedestrian access, while the east sidewalk will be closed throughout the duration of construction. Motorists are advised to plan alternate routes and use caution when traveling near the construction zone. For detailed...

Road Work Ahead: City shares details of June construction

 The City of Thunder Bay is sharing details of construction projects expected to impact vehicular, cycling, and pedestrian travel in the month of June. The City is investing $55 million in 2025 to fund crucial infrastructure work including road rehabilitation, sidewalk replacement, sewer and watermain repairs and replacements, and bridge and culvert renewal. While this work is essential to maintain our community’s infrastructure, it can result in delays for travellers. The City hopes to minimize...

City Responds to Paramedic Strike Mandate Vote

The City of Thunder Bay is aware that Unifor Local 229 paramedics serving the Superior North EMS District have voted in favour of a strike mandate.

A strike mandate is a routine part of the bargaining process and does not place the union in a legal strike position.

“We have great respect for the essential work our paramedics do every day,” said Acting City Manager Kerri Marshall. “We remain fully engaged in ongoing discussions with union leadership to reach a resolution.“

“Our top priority remains...