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Annual Pothole Repairs Underway
Construction Work Resumes at Temporary Shelter Village SiteThe City of Thunder Bay is advising the community that construction activity at 879 Alloy Place – the site for the Temporary Village – will resume beginning Monday March 9, 2026, as work continues with site preparation and infrastructure.
Initial activities will focus on site grading and drainage, including excavation and the placement of granular material and geotextiles.
City Releases 2025 Drinking Water Quality Annual ReportThe City of Thunder Bay has released its 2025 Drinking Water Quality Annual Report, covering water quality results from Jan. 1 to Dec.
City of Thunder Bay Events Receive Provincial AwardsThe City of Thunder Bay is proud to announce that its events have received three awards from Festivals & Events Ontario, recognizing excellence in event delivery, community engagement, and partnership.
The City of Thunder Bay’s Event Series, presented by Ontario Power Generation (OPG), received a Sponsor of the Year Achievement Award.
National Dental Hygenists Week 2026WHEREAS, 59% of Canadian children and 96% of adults have experienced cavities, and 21% of Canadian adults have experienced periodontal (gum) issues; and
WHEREAS, research shows a direct link between oral health and overall health and well-being such, as periodontal disease being linked to several serious illnesses including, lung disease, diabetes and heart disease; and
WHEREAS, oral health issues are easily preventable and treatable, and Canadians, especially children and seniors, can be greatly..
Revised Opening Timeline for the Waterfront Transit TerminalThe City of Thunder Bay is advising the public that the new Waterfront Transit Terminal is now expected to open in mid- to late April. While substantial progress has been made, additional delays related to outstanding materials and supply chain challenges have extended the construction timeline.
City Seeks Public Input on Encampment Sites and Use of Public Spaces By-lawMarch 2, 2026 – The City of Thunder Bay is inviting the community to take part in two surveys that will help shape next steps in the City’s Mar 02, 2026
Amyloidosis Awareness MonthWHEREAS, March is Amyloidosis Awareness Month, a month dedicated to raising awareness, funding research, and supporting those living with amyloidosis and their loved ones; and
WHEREAS, Amyloidosis is a group of diseases that occurs when an abnormal protein, known as amyloid, builds up in the tissues and organs of the body. Left untreated, the disease can result in organ failure and can be fatal; and
WHEREAS, Amyloidosis can mimic the signs and symptoms of more common medical conditions and the.
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