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Thunder Bay Falls Shy of Commuter Challenge Against KingstonLast month, the City of Kingston’s Mayor Bryan Paterson challenged Thunder Bay’s Mayor Bill Mauro to a friendly competition to see who could get the highest number of Commuter Challenge participants. The City of Kingston won the competition with 1,388 participants, while the City of Thunder Bay had 1,107.
McIntyre River Multi-Use Bridge Grand OpeningThe City of Thunder Bay and Confederation College celebrated the official grand opening of the McIntyre River Multi-Use Bridge today on-site with a ribbon cutting.
In 2017, the City was awarded $325,000 from the Ministry of Transportation’s Ontario Municipal Cycling Infrastructure Fund (OMCIP) for this project and the connecting trail.
Family Fun at the Annual Teddy Bears PicnicCalling all teddy bears and their owners for the 37th annual Teddy Bears Picnic taking place Tuesday, July 9, 2019. Parents, caretakers, children and their teddy bears are invited to Vickers Park for an afternoon of free crafts, activities and entertainment.
Simpson Street at Bethune Street Now Reopen Following Work
2019 Live on the Waterfront Delivers Thunder Bay’s Summer SoundtrackThe City of Thunder Bay is proud to announce an exciting, diverse and talented Live on the Waterfront line up for this summer.
Live on the Waterfront, presented by Ontario Power Generation, won three 2019 Festival & Events Ontario Achievement Awards – Best Promotional Campaign, Sponsor of the Year with presenting sponsor Ontario Power Generation, and a Top 100 Event.
Simpson Street at Bethune Street Closed for Water Main Work
Training with a Pro: The Hockey Edition Returns This Summer (1)PRO Kids’ Training with a Pro: The Hockey Edition is back for its fourth year. On Aug.
National Testing Day Takes Place Today at Victoriaville MallToday is National Testing Day and the Thunder Bay District Health Unit, Elevate NWO, NorWest Community Health Centres and Thunder Bay Drug Strategy partnered to raise awareness about HIV and Hepatitis in the community and offer free testing today at Victoriaville Mall from 11am – 2pm.
“Fourteen per cent of people living with HIV don’t know their status, and that percentage is even higher for people with undiagnosed Hep C,” said Tonya Muchano, Acting Director of Education & Community.
Share Your Views on a Splash Pad at Northwood PlayfieldThe City of Thunder Bay is working to create a concept plan that will help guide the future development of Northwood Playfield, including the possible installation of a splash pad.
As part of the City of Thunder Bay’s strategy to provide splash pads across the city, the Parks & Open Spaces Section is now in the planning stages to implement its next splash pad.
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