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  • Longest Day of SMILES

    JUNE 19, 2022

    WHEREAS, Operation Smile Canada is a global medical charity providing free, life-changing surgeries and medical care to children born with cleft conditions around the world; and

    WHEREAS, Every 3 minutes, a child is born with a cleft condition, and lack of access to safe, effective surgery means that easily treatable conditions like cleft lip and cleft palate can become fatal; and

    WHEREAS, Operation Smile Canada believes every child born with a cleft condition deserves exceptional surgical..

  • City Offering Free Compost to Residents

    Compost is now available to all residents at no charge at the Solid Waste and Recycling Facility while quantities last, weather permitting.

    Access to the compost pick-up area is on John Street Road, between Mapleward Road and Gratton Road.

  • Reconstruction of Balmoral Street Continues Starting Tomorrow

    The continuation of the Balmoral Street reconstruction begins tomorrow, starting with the section between Alloy Drive and Central Avenue, which will be closed to traffic in both directions. Detour routes will be posted to route drivers around the area of construction.

  • Celebrate Crossing Guard Appreciation Day 2022

    The City of Thunder Bay is once again celebrating the individuals that continue to make its School Crossing Guard program a success with the 17th annual Crossing Guard Appreciation Day today.

    The School Crossing Guard program has been in place since 1947; currently 55 School Crossing Guards are employed at the City of Thunder Bay.

  • Italian Heritage Month 2022

    JUNE 2022

    WHEREAS, this month, we take the opportunity to acknowledge the history and culture of the Italian community in Thunder Bay and across the country;

    WHEREAS, this month recognizes the richness of the Italian culture and the contributions of the Italian community to our city and the importance of preserving this heritage for future generations. Many Italian immigrants and their descendant’s helped shape and build our city which they call home;

    WHEREAS, during Italian heritage Month we Celebrate.

  • Pride Month

    JUNE 2022

    WHEREAS, Thunder Bay celebrates the diversity that strengthens our city, including individuals who identify as two-spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual and all other diverse sexual and gender identities; and

    WHEREAS, the intent is to encourage Thunder Bay to be an inclusive and welcoming place for people of all sexual and gender identities to attend school, to work, to raise a family, to start a business, to live; and

    WHEREAS, Rainbow Collective of Thunder..

  • National Deafblind Awareness Month

    JUNE 2022

    WHEREAS, deafblindness is a unique disability that incorporates the loss of both sight and hearing. Individuals who are deafblind can live full, meaningful lives as independently as possible with the right supports in place, such as intervener services; and

    WHEREAS, National Deafblind Awareness Committee support community partners and individuals who are deafblind to increase their independence and improve their quality of life through specialized services; and 

    WHEREAS, everyone is encouraged.

  • Edward Street Closure at James and William Street Intersection

    Edward Street North, at the James Street and William Street intersection, will be closed to through traffic starting on Wednesday, June 1, for watermain repair work.

    Crews expect the work to be completed by the end of the day Thursday, but weather conditions and other factors may impact project timelines.

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    Accessibility Advisory Committee to Host Public Open House on June 1

    As part of the celebration of National AccessAbility Week, the City of Thunder Bay’s Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) will host its annual open house from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm on Wednesday, June 1, 2022 in McGillivray Square, City Hall. A Flag Raising ceremony will kick off the event.

  • Injured Workers Day 2022

    JUNE 1, 2022

    WHEREAS, Decades of struggle by workers and their unions have created many health and safety regulations and an employer-funded compensation system for times when those safeguards fail; and

    WHEREAS, Statistics show that over 300 employees die each year in Ontario because of accidents that occur while they are at work and the reality is that many of these accidents and deaths could have been prevented; and

    WHEREAS, Every year on June 1st, workers gather to recognize sisters and brothers..

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