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Province Enters Roadmap Exit Stage March 1Effective March 1, Ontario will be at the Roadmap Exit Step, further easing public health measures including lifting capacity limits in all remaining indoor public settings and proof of vaccination requirements.
Masking requirements will remain in place at this time, with a specific timeline to lift this measure to be communicated at a later date.
Statement from Mayor Bill Mauro on Conflict in UkraineOn behalf of City Council, Mayor Bill Mauro made the following statement today regarding the situation in Ukraine. The Ukrainian flag will also be raised at City Hall.
Residents Invited to Attend Unveiling of Maamawe City Art BusThe City of Thunder Bay, along with local Indigenous artists, are excited to launch the City’s new Maamawe Art Bus created by five local Indigenous youth artists. Residents are invited to attend the unveiling event at the Transit Terminal Main Depot, 570 Fort William Road, at 1pm on Monday, Feb.
City Recognized as Leader in Sustainability for Battery RecyclingThe City of Thunder Bay has been named by Call2Recycle Canada, Inc. as a 2021 Leader in Sustainability.
City of Thunder Bay Celebrates Winter with SnowDay ActivitiesThe City of Thunder Bay is excited to provide winter activities for the whole family throughout the Family Day weekend. The usual SnowDay on the Waterfront event has been modified for 2022 due to ongoing pandemic impacts.
Scout/Guide WeekFEBRUARY 20-26, 2022
WHEREAS, Scouts Canada is a Canadian Scouting association providing programs for young people, aged 5-26, within the stated aim “to help develop well rounded youth, better prepared for success in the world.” Scouting is a co-ed program; and
WHEREAS, The City of Thunder Bay citizens support our groups in the various fundraising providing the necessary funds to run the programs.
Paramedic Services Respond to Staffing PressuresSuperior North Emergency Medical Services (SNEMS) is experiencing staffing pressures due to COVID-19 isolation.
At this time, service standards continue to be met for urgent calls.
Wear Red Canada DayFEBRUARY 13, 2022
WHEREAS, Heart disease is the number one killer of women worldwide and the leading cause of premature death for Canadian women, a fact unknown to many women and their healthcare providers; and
WHEREAS, The Canadian Women’s Heart Health Alliance is an organization of volunteer health professionals and patients working hard to improve women’s heart health; and
WHEREAS; Wear Red Canada Day is celebrated annually to raise awareness for all Canadians, but especially Canadian women,..
Nominations Open for the 2022 Respect AwardsNominations are now open for the 10th Annual respect.Awards, recognizing individuals, businesses, and organizations in the community that have demonstrated leadership in enhancing diversity, inclusion, equity and respect for others.
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