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  • Day of Action Against Asian Racism

    MAY 2022

    WHEREAS, more than 7,000 City of Thunder Bay residents are from Asian origins, and the racial diversity of the City of Thunder Bay must be recognized and valued; and

    WHEREAS, The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms 15 (1) states that Every individual is equal before and under the law and has the right to equal protection and equal benefit of the law without discrimination and, in particular, without discrimination based on race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, sex, age or..

  • Jewish Heritage Month

    MAY, 2022

    WHEREAS, there is a historic Jewish population in the City of Thunder Bay and this population reflects the rich and varied history of the Jewish people. Comprising a population tracing its origins to many different parts of the world, and embracing the many different traditions and practices within Judaism;

    WHEREAS, Statistics Canada notes that the Jewish population in the country is approximately 400,000 people, more than 1% of the total Canadian population, making it the fourth-largest.

  • Food Allergy Awareness Month

    MAY, 2022

    WHEREAS, Food Allergy Awareness Month was established as a national month of encouraging food allergy awareness and supporting those who are impacted by food allergy and anaphylaxis; and

    WHEREAS, Food allergy affects over 3 million Canadians, including approximately 500,000 children; and

    WHEREAS, a food allergy is an immune system response to a food the body mistakenly believes is harmful. When a person with food allergy eats the food, his or her immune system releases massive amounts of chemicals,.

  • Melanoma and Skin Cancer Awareness Month

    MAY 2022

    WHEREAS, It is imperative that communities across Canada be reminded of importance of sun safety; and

    WHEREAS, Over-exposure to UV radiation is one of the major causes o melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers; and

    WHEREAS, Skin cancer is the most common of all cancers. 1 in 6 Canadians born in the 1990’s will get skin cancer in their lifetimes; and

    WHEREAS, Many people seek sun without taking the advisable precautionary measures and are unaware that any darkening of skin colour, including a.

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    City Expanding its Municipal Recycling Program Beginning May 1

    Effective May 1, the City of Thunder Bay will be expanding its recycling program to allow residents to recycle all #1 through #7 coded plastic containers.

    The recycling program expansion will allow residents to recycle plastic containers such as yogurt, margarine and sour cream containers.

  • City Launches Downtown Improvement Grant Program for 2022

    Two of the goals of the relaunched Downtown Improvement Grant Program are making Thunder Bay’s cores more inviting and vibrant.

    The program, implemented through the amended Community Improvement Plan and administered by the City’s Planning Services Division, allows for eligible property or business owners to apply for up to four grants to encourage redevelopment and investment in the North and South cores, as well as the Westfort business area.

  • Thunder Bay Wins Bid for 2024 Ontario Winter Games

    The Government of Ontario has announced that the 2024 Ontario Winter Games have been awarded to Thunder Bay for the first time since 1974. City of Thunder Bay officials and 2024 Bid Committee members shared more information about the bid and upcoming plans at a media event today.

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    Take Part in the Home Energy Improvement Loan Study

    EarthCare Thunder Bay invites the public to get involved and have their say on the Home Energy Improvement Loan Study. The City of Thunder Bay is exploring the feasibility of a home energy improvement program to provide access to financing for homeowners interested in improving the energy efficiency of their homes.

  • City participates in joint initiative towards transit electrification

    The City of Thunder Bay, along with twelve other municipalities in Ontario, is participating in a study that will develop information resources and implement a roadmap for the transition to electric vehicles.

    The study, coordinated by the Metrolinx Transit Procurement Initiative, will be carried out by the engineering firm HDR.

  • City Seeks Talent, Vendors and Community Groups for Events

    With COVID restrictions now lifted, the City will be moving forward with a modified season of in-person programming and is inviting talent, food vendors, event vendors, artist/artisans and community groups to apply to participate in the City’s annual events series.

    The events season includes 15 event days, including two event series, ‘Live on the Waterfront’ and ‘Movie Nights in the Park’.

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