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City seeks public input on Northwest ArterialThe City of Thunder Bay wants public feedback as it updates an environmental assessment for the planned Northwest Arterial roadway.
The Northwest Arterial will provide a connection to the northwest part of the City.
Calls for participation in City’s 2025 events now openThe City of Thunder Bay is excited to announce that applications are now open for the 2025 events series! These events are opportunities for connection, creativity, and community pride and the City is inviting food vendors, event vendors, musicians, artists/artisans, and community groups to join in and help make these gatherings a true reflection of the talent in our community.
The 2025 events series features 14 event dates, including the ever-popular Live on the Waterfront summer series.
City seeks feedback on home energy loan programThe City of Thunder Bay invites homeowners to provide feedback on a proposed home energy improvement loan program that will guide how the City can support energy efficiency improvements and lower barriers in conducting home retrofits.
The Home Energy Improvement Loan Design Study involves an online survey, three in-person public engagement opportunities, and consultation with local financial institutions, utility providers, program administrators, and City staff.
World AIDS Day 2024DECEMBER 1, 2024
WHEREAS, December 1 marks World AIDS Day and the beginning of Indigenous AIDS Awareness Week; andWHEREAS, we remember those we lost to HIV and recognize the strength and resilience of those living with HIV. We also reflect on the incredible strides we’ve made over the years thanks to scientific advances and dedicated community efforts; and
WHEREAS, it’s also a day to acknowledge that our work is far from over.
Anti-Racism Community Discussion promotes inclusivityThe City of Thunder Bay’s Anti-Racism and Equity Advisory Committee hosted an Anti-Racism Community Discussion event at the Italian Cultural Centre today, bringing together community members and a diverse line-up of speakers to foster thoughtful conversations focused on addressing racism and promoting inclusivity.
“Creating equitable, inclusive spaces is essential for community safety and well-being,” said Louisa Costanzo, Manager, Community Safety & Wellbeing.
City urges motorists to drive with extra cautionThe City of Thunder Bay is reminding drivers to stay cautious as road crews continue to clean up after the first snowfall of the season.
To stay safe on the roads, here are some helpful driving tips:
- Slow down and drive carefully
- Keep plenty of space between your vehicle and others
- Be patient with other drivers
- Watch out for pedestrians and cyclists
Residents are also reminded to give snowplows and salt trucks plenty of space to operate safely and effectively when you see them on the road.
Payment and invoice processing updates during Canada Post StrikeAs Canada Post remains on strike, the City’s ability to process mail and payments in a timely manner is being impacted. Suppliers and vendors can continue to submit their invoices and receive payments without unnecessary delays.
Nominate a Deserving Volunteer in our Community 2024Nominations are now open for the 47th Annual Citizens of Exceptional Achievement Awards presented by the City of Thunder Bay. The Awards recognize individuals, organizations and groups who volunteer their time to improve and enrich our community.
Municipal Enforcement Services clarifies role with animal servicesMunicipal Enforcement Services (MES), the department in charge of enforcing by-laws in Thunder Bay, is clarifying its role in handling domestic animals in the city.
In 2022, MES made changes to improve services related to domestic animals, such as managing dangerous dogs, picking up stray dogs, investigating dog bites, and handling injured or deceased animals on city property.
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