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COVID-19: City Reviews Premier’s Announcement and Closes City HallToday, Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced that non-essential businesses will be directed to close across the province effective as of Tuesday, March 24 and last for 14 days. The City also announces the closure of City Hall, effective immediately.
Cannabis Retail Store: Public Notice Period Now Closed for 572 Arthur Street West Unit 5The Public Notice Period has ended for municipal and public response to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) on the proposed cannabis retail store (CANNA CABANA THUNDER BAY: 572 Arthur St. W.
COVID-19: Board Bus from back door, No fares for nowChanges to transit boarding procedures and closure of service counters are some the new changes to city services that will take affect starting March 21.
“The health and safety of our residents and employees is paramount,” said Mayor Bill Mauro.
Municipal Emergency Control Group Monitoring COVID-19The Municipal Emergency Control Group (MECG) met today with various community partners as part of its ongoing management of the COVID-19 situation.
“We know this is a challenging time for everyone, so I appreciate the work of this group, as well as our community partners on their collective responses,” said Mayor Bill Mauro.
COVID-19 Update on Services Including No Visitors Allowed at Pioneer RidgeAs directed by Ontario’s Chief Medical Officer to ensure the safety of residents, no visitors are allowed at Pioneer Ridge Long Term Care at this time.
Call Before Dropping Off Items at Pioneer Ridge
Items can be picked up or dropped off at the Pioneer Ridge staff entrance - call 630-5253 to make these arrangements.
Terry Fox Visitor Information Centre’s Service Area Closed to PublicFollowing the announcement of recreation facilities and program closures, Tourism Thunder Bay has taken additional steps to ensure the safety of the public and City staff members. The Terry Fox Visitor Information Centre’s visitor services area is now closed to the public, effective immediately.
World Down Syndrome DayMARCH 21, 2020
WHEREAS, March 21st is World Syndrome Day. This day is to raise awareness of Down syndrome and to celebrate that every person is unique and different.
COVID-19 - Update on City Services Including Closure of Child Care CentresMayor Bill Mauro encourages all residents to follow the direction of the Province as the City of Thunder Bay closes all City child care centres until further notice, as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“The COVID-19 situation and our response continues to evolve,” the Mayor said today.
COVID-19 - Update on City Services Including Closure of Recreation FacilitiesThe City of Thunder Bay is closing the Canada Games Complex, 55+ Centre and other recreation facilities, effective until further notice, as part of its response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The City continued to work closely over the weekend with the Thunder Bay District Health Unit and community partners to monitor developments and respond appropriately to COVID-19.
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