City News

Work to close James Street Bridge to traffic

The James Street Bridge will be temporarily closed to traffic on Tuesday, May 14 due to watermain repairs being completed in the area. This work is being done in conjunction with CN Rail.

The bridge will be closed to north and south-bound traffic starting at 7 a.m. The duration of the closure is estimated to be 24 hours.

During this time, there will be no through traffic on the bridge and motorists and pedestrians are advised to exercise caution and expect traffic delays in the area.

An alternate...

Share your views on the 2025 budget process

Everyone is encouraged to share their views on the budget process and early direction of the 2025 Municipal Budget by participating in a pre-budget survey.

"We want to hear from residents and learn more about what matters most to you," said Keri Greaves, City Treasurer. "As we develop the 2025 budget, we want to know what you think of city services, where you think we should be spending money and how you would like to receive information. This is your city budget.”

The survey is the first of...

Pioneer Ridge Celebrates 30 Years of Providing Quality Care

Today marks the 30th anniversary of Pioneer Ridge Long-Term Care and Senior Services, an accredited municipal Long Term Care home providing individualized care and support to seniors in our community. 

“When I think about the success of Pioneer Ridge and the quality of care we provide, I am proud to acknowledge it’s because of our strong and dedicated team,” said Lee Mesic, Administrator – Pioneer Ridge. “Every day our employees and volunteers show up to ensure that residents’ lives are enriched...

Nominate a deserving woman for annual web exhibit

The City of Thunder Bay Archives is now accepting nominations for the annual Women’s History Month web exhibit that celebrates women who have made contributions to Thunder Bay’s history. New profiles are added during Women’s History Month every October.

“I encourage everyone help us recognize a woman who has made an impact to our community,” said Christina Wakefield, City Archivist. “We would also like to celebrate the diversity of Thunder Bay by honouring stories of Indigenous women and women...