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A section of Mountain Road between Chippewa Road and 15^th Side Road will be closed on July 16 from 8am to 6pm for the installation of new underground infrastructure.

Local access to the northern portion of this closure will be available from Chippewa Road as far as 725 Mountain Road, but no through traffic.

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The Thunder Bay & District Entrepreneur Centre is excited to announce that Thunder Bay businesses are now eligible to sign up for a free website through Digital Main Street’s ShopHERE program. The ShopHERE program offers businesses and artists the opportunity to build a digital presence and minimize the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.

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The City of Thunder Bay welcomes today’s Provincial announcement that permits the Thunder Bay District to proceed to stage three reopening beginning Friday, July 17. The City has been working on its reopening plans, putting in place all necessary arrangements.

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The James Street road closure previously scheduled for Saturday, July 11 will now take place on Monday, July 13.

One block of James Street from Riverview Drive to Victoria Avenue will be closed in both directions on Monday for paving.

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One block of James Street from Riverview Drive to Victoria Avenue will be closed in both directions on Saturday, July 11 for paving.

Motorists are asked to choose an alternate route during this brief closure.

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Starting today, City splash pads located at County Park, North End Recreation Centre, and Franklin Park will be open to the public. Staff will be on-site to coordinate and monitor the splash pad operations.

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PRO Kids’ Training with a Pro is back for its fifth year, but this time, it will be delivered in a virtual format. The public is invited to exercise and train along with their professional hockey idols every Wednesday from July 22 to August 12, at 12 pm.

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As the City’s COVID-19 recovery continues to evolve, Thunder Bay Transit is continuing to adjust service levels to best meet fluctuating ridership levels and customer demands. Changes will be coming into effect on July 19 and 20 for routes, fares and boarding.

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The public is invited to watch a virtual presentation by Stantec Architecture on the proposed Chapples multi-use indoor turf facility and provide comment. The presentation and comment form are available until July 19, at www.thunderbay.ca/GetInvolved.

JULY 6, 2020

WHEREAS, July 6, 2020 will mark Parachute’s 4th Annual national Prevention Day (NIPD): a day to raise awareness around the importance of injury prevention and help Canadians to live long lives to the fullest through education and advocacy; and

WHEREAS, Parachute is Canada’s national charity dedicated to reducing the devastating impact of preventable injuries; and WHEREAS, Injury is the No. 1 killer of Canadians aged 1 – 34 and costs the Canadian economy $27 billion a year; and

WHEREAS,.

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