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  • Violence Condemned

    In response to an incident of violence yesterday evening in the Water Street area, Mayor Keith Hobbs made the following statement on behalf of City Council and Administration:

    “We are deeply saddened by an incident of violence that occurred Wednesday evening in the Water Street area.  We have reported the incident and follow up social media posts to Thunder Bay Police Service and commend those people who intervened and helped.

  • The Northern Pikes Bring Classic Hits to Live on the Waterfront

    The City of Thunder Bay is excited to present classic Canadian rock act The Northern Pikes on July 18 at Live on the Waterfront, presented by Ontario Power Generation.                      

    The Northern Pikes has produced hits like She Ain’t Pretty, Teenland, Girl With a Problem and more.

  • Five Alarm Funk to Headline Wednesday’s Live on the Waterfront

    The City of Thunder Bay is pleased to host 2018 Juno Nominees Five Alarm Funk at Live on the Waterfront, presented by Ontario Power Generation, on July 11.

    “This one has potential to be Thunder Bay’s biggest summer dance party,” said Ash Young, Cultural Development & Events Supervisor.

  • Busy 2018 Summer Roadwork Season Continues

    The busy roadwork season in Thunder Bay is well underway. The City of Thunder Bay is investing $25.

  • Local Tradeshow Showcases Future Entrepreneurial Leaders

    The fifth annual Summer Company Staples Youth Entrepreneurship Day tradeshow took place at Staples Thunder Bay today, showcasing the innovative work of young entrepreneurs.

    The event highlighted this year’s participants of Summer Company – Ontario’s flagship youth entrepreneurship program, administered through the Thunder Bay & District Entrepreneur Centre every summer.

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    Training With a Pro: The Hockey Edition Returns This Summer

    Young Thunder Bay residents wanting to learn what it takes to become a professional hockey athlete are invited to find out, with the help of a few local NHL players, at a special training clinic on August 22. 

    PRO Kids’ Training With a Pro: The Hockey Edition is back for its third year, offering children and youth – between the ages of five and 15 – a chance to meet, exercise and train with their idols.

  • Muskeg Express Mini Train Ride Back on Track Tomorrow

    The Muskeg Express mini train ride at Centennial Park will be back in operation starting Wednesday, July 4 after being out of service last season.

    The ride was closed last year to allow for necessary inspections and repairs to be completed to ensure safe operation.

  • Road Construction on Arthur Street Starts Next Week

    Road construction and storm sewer work on Arthur Street, from Leland Avenue to James Street, begins the week of July 2.

    The work will include the construction of storm sewer and pavement restoration on the north side of Arthur Street.

  • City Launches Engaging New Municipal Website

    The City of Thunder Bay launched a new website today at City Hall aimed at enhancing access to City information and services and strengthening engagement with citizens.

    Using a responsive design, the site is mobile friendly and built for accessibility, meeting AA accessible standards.

  • City’s AA Credit Rating Reaffirmed

    Thunder Bay's strong budgetary performance, prudent financial management practices, low municipal debt burden, and excellent liquidity balances have led S&P Global Ratings to reaffirm the City`s credit rating of ‘AA’.

     

    "The positive outlook assigned by S&P is a clear indication we are heading in the right direction and managing our finances well,” said Mayor Keith Hobbs.

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