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  • Reactivated Traffic Signals at Red River Road and Pine Street

    Reconstructed traffic signals at Red River Road and Pine Street will be activated on Wednesday, Oct. 7, weather permitting.

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    Congratulations to the successful 2020 Summer Company Students

    The Thunder Bay Community Economic Development Commission (CEDC) would like to congratulate the successful Summer Company students who started and managed their own small business this past summer. The Summer Company program is administered by the Thunder Bay and District Entrepreneur Centre and has seen eighty students go through the program since 2014.

  • Pacific Avenue Overpass at Simpson Street to Temporarily Close

    A section of Simpson Street from Northern Avenue to Pacific Avenue, including the Pacific Avenue Overpass, will be closed Monday, Oct. 5 and Tuesday, Oct.

  • Harbour Expressway at Balmoral Street Closed October 5

    On Monday, Oct. 5, the intersection of Harbour Expressway and Balmoral Street will be closed to allow for line painting.

  • Indoors, Outdoors and Online, Culture Days Continue in Thunder Bay

    Find your creative place in celebration of this year’s Culture Days, a national celebration that sees millions of Canadians participate in arts and cultural events. The annual initiative, celebrated from Sept.

  • Nominate a Deserving Volunteer in our Community (1)

    In honour of the 50th Anniversary of the Amalgamation of Port Arthur and Fort William into the City of Thunder Bay, nominations are now open for the ‘Citizens of Exceptional Achievement – Thunder Bay’s 50th Anniversary’ Volunteer Service Awardpresented by the City of Thunder Bay.

    The Official Recognition Committee, along with the 50th Anniversary Steering Committee, will be recognizing individuals who have volunteered extensive time toward improving and enriching the community and who.

  • COVID-19: Transit service changes coming October 1

    Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Thunder Bay Transit will be adjusting service levels until further notice to best meet fluctuating ridership levels and customer demands.

    Effective Oct.

  • Wrongful Conviction Day (2)

    OCTOBER 2, 2020

    WHEREAS, the loss of one’s freedom due to a wrongful conviction has far-reaching and devastating consequences which not only affects the innocent individual’s life, but also affects the quality of life their families, and has a harmful effect on society as a whole; and

    WHEREAS, wrongful convictions question the integrity and fairness of the criminal justice system, and unless corrected, undermines societies trust in their criminal justice system; and

    WHEREAS, Wrongful Convictional Day..

  • Rett Syndrome Awareness Month

    OCTOBER 2020

    WHEREAS, Rett Syndrome (RS) is a neurological disorder that is seem almost exclusively in females and is believed to occur in 1:10,000 female births. Parents believe that they have a healthy child and the symptoms do not spear until a regression between six and eighteen months of age; and

    WHEREAS, throughout their lives these courageous children will need total are and constant support from their family; they will combat many medical challenges.

  • Clarification on Incomplete Vote at Council Meeting

    At last night’s meeting, City Council requested a separate vote on the September 14 Committee of the Whole minutes in order to ratify the decision to fund the Thunder Bay sign from the Municipal Accommodation Tax.

    Councillor Albert Aiello encountered a connection issue at the time the vote was called and was receiving intermittent signal to the meeting.

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