News

Heavy load restrictions will come into effect for the City of Thunder Bay beginning at 8 am on Friday, March 15.

During the spring thaw period, some roads cannot withstand heavy vehicle loads.

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• Road Work

The City of Thunder Bay has released the 2018 Drinking Water Quality Annual Report.

This report details water quality results from Jan.

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MARCH 8, 2019

WHEREAS, in 1977, the United Nations proclaimed March 8 as International Women's Day to commemorate the 145 women killed in a fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company in New York City on March 25, 1911; and

WHEREAS, International Women's Day is a time to reflect on the social, political and economic achievements of women while focusing world attention on areas requiring further action; and

WHEREAS, International Women's Day is celebrated annually across the globe to recognize acts of courage..

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The City of Thunder Bay will be extending the Pop-Up Patio Pilot until 2020 to allow temporary, seasonal patios and seating areas to be built in front of businesses.

The pilot was originally launched in May 2018.

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March 1, 2019 – Representatives from five new organizations signed on to become members of the Thunder Bay Anti-Racism & Inclusion Coalition today at City Hall.

New members include:

• Bill Bradica, Thunder Bay District Social Services Administration Board
• Scott Pettigrew, Acadia Broadcasting
• John DeGiacomo, Anishinabek Employment and Training Services
• Nathan Lawrence, Thunder Bay Chamber of Commerce
• Rhonda Crocker Ellacott, Local Health Integration Network

"It’s encouraging to see new organizations.

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MARCH 2019

Unlock the Potential of Food Realize the potential of food to fuel, discover, prevent, heal and bring us together - with the help of dietitians.

WHEREAS, the goal of National Nutrition Month is to encourage all Canadians to eat well; and

WHEREAS, Registered Dietitians are a trusted source of credible nutrition information and are launching a campaign focusing on helping consumers make healthier food choices; and

WHEREAS, Canadians are interested in healthy eating and want information to help.

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A Summerhill Drive resident was found guilty of illegal outdoor burning earlier this month in Provincial Offences Court and was fined $360. The charge stems from a June 2018 incident.

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• Fire

The Thunder Bay Coalition to End Human Trafficking hosted an awareness event at Intercity Shopping Centre today to provide the public with information about human trafficking and affiliated community resources. The goal was to engage the public about human trafficking and the importance of specific and specialized services.

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• Community Safety and Well-Being

The City of Thunder Bay is inviting food vendors, product and service vendors, artists, artisans, and community groups to apply to participate at the City’s annual events series. An Open Call for Talent is also available for the upcoming season.

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