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Franco-Ontarian Day (4)
SEPTEMBER 25, 2020
WHEREAS, by the virtue of the Franco-Ontarian Day Act, which was legislated on April 26th, 2010, it is declared September 25th of each year be recognized as Franco-Ontarian Day throughout the province of Ontario ; and
WHEREAS, September 25th is the anniversary of the first flag raising of the Franco-Ontarian flag and it represents over 400 year of French presence in Ontario; and
WHEREAS, there are more than 600,000 Francophones in Ontario, the largest Francophone community outside..
Changes to City Council and Ward Meeting In-Person LimitsOn Sept. 19, the province amended Ontario Regulation 364/20 to reduce the number of people allowed to gather at indoor organized public events from 50 people to 10 people.
Section of 20th Side Road to Close Sept. 23 and 24 for Railway WorkThunder Bay Celebrates National Coaches WeekNational Coaches Week is being held across Canada from Sept. 19 to 27 to celebrate the tremendous positive impact coaches have on athletes and communities.
Section of May Street Closed Sept. 21 and 22COVID-19: Complex to Open Sept. 23, Online Screening now AvailableThe Canada Games Complex plans to reopen its doors to the public on Wednesday, Sept. 23, pending a successful public health inspection.
City Requests Expressions of Interest for Baggage Building Arts CentreThe City of Thunder Bay has released a Request for Expressions of Interest (EOI) for opportunities related to the Baggage Building Arts Centre at Prince Arthur’s Landing.
The City-owned building has been closed since March due to the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Recommendation for Future of Victoriaville Comes Sept. 21A first report will be presented to City Council on Sept. 21 that provides a recommendation for the future of Victoriaville Centre.
More Re-openings for City Programs and FacilitiesCity Council received an update last night on summer programming, as well as an overview of what the public can expect to reopen over the next few weeks.
In developing reopening plans, Administration is guided by the principles of: ‘Safety First’ (for
public and employees, as informed by public health professionals); ‘Value for Money’ (reopening programs and services that deliver the highest value at best cost or adjust services to support cost containment); and ‘Create Opportunity’ (innovative ways.
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