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City of Thunder Bay crews will be out on the roads to begin the spring street sweeping program, starting on Monday, April 27.

Spring sweeping begins once temperatures consistently rise above zero and focuses on removing sand spread over the winter months on streets and sidewalks.

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• Road Work

The City of Thunder Bay is advising residents that some rural areas are experiencing washouts and road closures as a result of rainfall and spring melt.

Roads crews are actively monitoring conditions and responding where needed to address damaged areas, maintain safety, and protect infrastructure.

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• Road Work

Beginning May 4, delivery of pre-assembled 240-litre wheeled garbage carts will begin for remaining Thunder Bay residential households that did not receive a garbage cart in 2025’s soft launch. Delivery of carts will continue over several weeks.

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Notice of Committee Hearing

The Public is invited to participate in a Committee of Adjustment Hearing on Thursday, April 30, 2026 at 2:00 p.m.

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April 23, 2026 - City Council recognized volunteers in the community at the 48^th Annual Citizens of Exceptional Achievement Awards ceremony, held on Wednesday evening. The Awards recognize individuals and organizations who volunteer their time to improve and enrich our community.

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A community event is offering residents the chance to mark Earth Day at the Centennial Botanical Conservatory this Wednesday, learning about environmental issues while celebrating the natural world in a beautiful setting.

Running from 6-8pm, the free, family-friendly Earth Day celebration will feature activities designed to engage, educate, and inspire community members around climate action and environmental stewardship.

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• Recreation, Culture and Events

The City of Thunder Bay is inviting residents to an open house to learn about the current status of the Waterfront Trail project, review updates, and share their thoughts.

The drop-in style open house will provide information on the progress of the Waterfront trail, areas that have been constructed so far, and proposed changes to the original route alignment.

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Get ready, Thunder Bay youth! National Youth Week returns from May 1 to 7, and the City of Thunder Bay is excited to celebrate the creativity, energy, and leadership of young people across our community. 

Open to youth ages 10 to 18, this year’s lineup of free activities and events includes arts and crafts, food experiences, and opportunities to try something new.

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April 14, 2026 - The City is inviting residents interested in running in the 2026 Municipal and School Board election to attend an upcoming Candidate Information Session on Thursday.

This session is designed to provide prospective candidates with valuable information about the election process, including nomination requirements, key deadlines, and the roles and responsibilities of elected officials such as Mayor, City Councillor, and School Board Trustee.

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